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“At this point, all of western Fresno County has this resistance-breaking strain. It’s now been recorded outside of Fresno County, through Merced into Kings and most recently recorded in Kern County as well,” said Tom Turini, Cooperative Extension Vegetable Crops Farm Advisor in Fresno County. “The distribution was ubiquitous. Wherever we had tomatoes we could find some spotted wilt. In some areas, it caused a great deal of damage. In some places, we were seeing levels that were clearly impacting yields. Other places, it was spotted wilt in combination with some other issues that brought our yields down.”
