Disease ID Request

Could use some help identifying what diseases these are and any pointers on how to treat for this year / prevent for next year.

Thank you!

Apples - Sudden wilt of young tips after bloom, brown spots,
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Strawberries - Is that snails making the holes? What can I do to improve size?
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Peaches/Nectarines fruit damage
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Grape leaves - black spots
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I’ll let the tree fruit guys do their thing but that’s black rot (fungal infection) on your grape leaves. There is no organic control, copper has limited effectiveness. Cultural practices to limit the impact are your best bets–open up the canopy by thinning shoots, pull infected leaves. Airflow and light. Remove any old, dead wood or clusters on or under the vine.

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Brown rot on the nect, snails on the strawberries

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or slugs!

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Slimy guys

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Do both slugs and snails leave that silvery trail or is it just snails?

I think you also have thrips on two of your nectarines…

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Fire blight on the apple?

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Both leave a trail.

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I saw roly polies eating strawberries that touch the ground. I put some wire loops around the clumps to raise the berries and they don’t have holes anymore.

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Thanks Guys!

I may have killed a soldier bug thinking its a stink bug. and for some reason I thought the lace wig was a bad bug and squished it. What was I thinking??? :woman_facepalming: :frowning: