Last chance to nominate! APS Outstanding Volunteer Award nominations close May 31. Take a moment to recognize a colleague whose dedication, leadership, and service have made a measurable impact on the APS community. Submit your nomination: https://bit.ly/3FKVv7a #awards #nominations

From engaging keynote sessions and technical presentations to hands-on workshops and field trips, #planthealth2026 is designed to deliver insights you can apply long after the meeting ends. #advanceregistration savings end June 5: https://bit.ly/3NM4Cvt

Join us on June 24 for our next Bridging Kingdoms webinar featuring insights from Dr. Maren Friesen of Washington State University. Free for APS members | $49 nonmembers Register now: https://bit.ly/4e01iak #planthealth #apswebinar

Join us on May 28 for the upcoming event in our Bridging Kingdoms webinar series. Last chance to sign up for practical insights into how management decisions impact plant health and productivity from Dr. Sarah Strauss. See you TOMORROW: https://bit.ly/4wgCqlN

Missed our live session on May 12? You can still explore how plant microenvironments shape disease outcomes in "The Apoplastic Arena in Defense and Disease" with Gail Preston. Watch #ondemand to learn how bacterial pathogens adapt: https://bit.ly/4dAfXJM #webinar #planthealth

Move beyond theory and learn how to apply high throughput sequencing (HTS) in real-world plant #diseasediagnostics. Our on-demand #apscourse covers experimental design, sample preparation, and data interpretation. Enroll & start learning: https://bit.ly/3QVwfQG #planthealth

Join our June 2 #apswebinar for a timely discussion on RNA and DNA viruses in cassava and maize—covering molecular mechanisms, collaboration, and management strategies. Hear from Linda Hanley-Bowdoin and Jennifer Wilson. Sign up: https://bit.ly/46NbQpr #virology #planthealth

"Any gardener, any phytopathologist, or any gardening phytopathologist will like this book!” —Dept. of Plant Pathology, Cornell University Use promo code BOM to save up to 25% on "Diseases of Herbaceous Perennials" through May 31: https://bit.ly/3PX1s94

#planthealth2026 brings together the latest research, technologies, and global perspectives. Join peers and experts for 3 full days of scientific programming, collaboration, and networking to advance your work and build connections. Register & save: https://bit.ly/3NM4Cvt

New results to share? Good news! Late-breaking abstracts are a chance to present timely research and ensure your work is included in Plant Health 2026. Submit by June 15: https://bit.ly/3Zz9si8 #abstractsubmissions #planthealth2026 #plantscience #research

There’s still time to nominate an exceptional APS volunteer. If someone has made a difference in the APS community, now is the time to recognize them. Submit your nomination by May 31: https://bit.ly/3FKVv7a

Learn about phytosanitary concerns, seed trade policies, and new technologies—all at your own pace! Available anytime | 12 months of access | Certificate of completion Enroll now: https://bit.ly/3PEMNPy #seedpathology #agriculture #professionallearning #planthealth

Join us on June 17 for “Mighty Enemy with Global Impact” and explore the latest research on vector biology, disease management, and emerging agricultural threats. Free for APS members. Register now: https://bit.ly/4dRF9ep #apswebinar #planthealth

From nutrient solubilization to nitrogen fixation, microbial traits play a key role in #planthealth. Our May 28 #webinar breaks down how these functions translate into real-world results across specialty crop systems. Don't miss these FREE member insights: https://bit.ly/4wgCqlN

Last chance to submit your Idea Café for Plant Health 2026! Don’t miss the opportunity to lead a discussion and contribute to this year’s program. The deadline is May 22. Submit now: https://bit.ly/4mPwKLe #ideacafes #submissions #planthealth2026

Strengthen your approach to seed health testing with our Developing & Validating Seed Health Assays on-demand course. Enroll anytime and learn at your own pace: https://bit.ly/3ZDIVAS #seedassay #apscourse #planthealth

Enhance your #PlantHealth2026 experience with a pre-meeting workshop! From AI-powered image analysis and Python applications to agrosecurity, genomics, and grant review training, these events offer practical skills and deeper insights. Add a workshop: https://bit.ly/48pw7SW

Late-breaking #abstractsubmissions for #planthealth2026 are now open! Don't miss your final opportunity to share your research, recent findings, or new data and be part of this year’s scientific program. Submit by June 15: https://bit.ly/3Zz9si8 #plantscience #plantresearch

How well do we really understand 𝘌𝘳𝘸𝘪𝘯𝘪𝘢 𝘢𝘮𝘺𝘭𝘰𝘷𝘰𝘳𝘢 survival and copper tolerance in the field? Our June 9 event breaks down cutting-edge molecular tools and their application to disease management. Sign up: https://bit.ly/4ehQJQL #plantscience #diagnostics

A newly identified bacterial disease in corn and sorghum can mimic iron deficiency, potentially leading to unnecessary nutrient applications and added costs for growers. New research identifies the pathogen behind the symptoms. Read more: https://bit.ly/4uR30k8

Step outside the meeting room and see plant health in action while you’re in Providence this August. Add a pre-meeting field trip to your #PlantHealth2026 registration. Spots are limited: https://bit.ly/4ni97LQ #planthealth2026 #fieldtrips

"Compendium of Rose Diseases and Pests, Third Edition" is a fully revised, up-to-date reference on rose disease and pest management—use promo code BOM to save up to 25% through May 31: https://bit.ly/46MM70Q 🌹

Our upcoming webinar in the Virology – Then & Now series has been rescheduled. Explore emerging cases in cassava and maize on June 2. Featuring insights from Linda Hanley-Bowdoin and Jennifer Wilson. Register: https://bit.ly/46NbQpr #planthealth #webinar #virology

Your APS membership delivers value all year long. Benefits include free webinars, discounts on courses, publishing, books, and Plant Health registration, plus more. If you’re already using APS resources, membership pays for itself. Join today: https://bit.ly/4anEiR5

TOMORROW: Dive into the apoplastic arena! Don’t miss this APS webinar on how plant microenvironments drive disease and defense, featuring Gail Preston (University of Oxford). Final chance to register: https://bit.ly/4dAfXJM #apswebinar #planthealth #plantpathology

Have an idea worth sharing? Idea Cafés at Plant Health 2026 offer a flexible, interactive way to engage with the community and explore timely topics. Submissions close May 22—submit your proposal today: https://bit.ly/4mPwKLe #ideacafes #submissions #planthealth2026

Explore how molecular insights drive disease management at this pre-meeting symposium on Saturday, Aug 1. Featuring keynotes from Sheng-Yang He & Roger Innes. Add to your registration #planthealth2026 registration for $49: https://bit.ly/4u1UsHc #planthealth2026 #mpmi

Join our upcoming webinar in the Bridging Kingdoms series to explore how PGPR functions in specialty crops—and how management practices influence outcomes. Register now to save your spot: https://bit.ly/4wgCqlN FREE for APS members!

Internships, REUs, field programs, and research experiences are gateways into plant pathology—and Borlaug’s Army is here to support you. Free APS undergraduate membership provides access to career guidance, networking, and educational resources. Apply: https://bit.ly/49ukcCX

How do plants defend themselves at the microenvironment level? Find out when you join us on May 12 to learn how metal accumulation, bacterial effectors, and environmental conditions influence infection outcomes. Save your spot: https://bit.ly/4dAfXJM #apswebinar #planthealth

Hear Monday keynote speaker Wendy Srnic of Corteva Agriscience at Plant Health 2026. Explore gene editing and innovation shaping agriculture. Registration is open—save with advance rates: https://bit.ly/3NM4Cvt #planthealth2026 #keynote #plantpathology

May: A budding season for perennials and their problems. Save up to 25% on "Compendium of Rose Diseases and Pests, Third Edition" and "Diseases of Herbaceous Perennials" with promo code BOM—valid through May 31. Shop now: https://my.apsnet.org/APSStore/APSStore/Store-Category.aspx?Category=BOM 💐

Join APS on June 9 to learn how digital PCR and RNA-Seq are being used to quantify 𝘌𝘳𝘸𝘪𝘯𝘪𝘢 𝘢𝘮𝘺𝘭𝘰𝘷𝘰𝘳𝘢 populations, evaluate copper efficacy, and uncover mechanisms of tolerance. Free for APS members. Register now: https://bit.ly/4ehQJQL #plantpathology #fireblight #planthealth

A new episode of #Plantopia is live! Former Plantopia host Jim Bradeen joins Matt Kasson for a behind-the-scenes look at APS’s plant health podcast. From favorite memories to how episodes come together to what’s next as the search for a new host begins! 🎧 https://bit.ly/3QF43Vz

Apply for funding to support your future in plant pathology. APS Foundation scholarships and fellowships are open—deadline April 30: https://bit.ly/3Q0bt1j #awards #funding #plantpathology

🌿 “Without plant pathologists, there’s no food.” Dr. Nikita Gambhir (FMC) shares how her work protects crops and supports global food systems. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3OMwq3n #plantpathology #planthealth #womeninSTEM #agscience

Do you know an APS member who goes above and beyond in service to the community? Nominate them for the APS Outstanding Volunteer Award. Submit your nomination today: https://bit.ly/3FKVv7a Deadline: May 31, 2026 #nominations #volunteeraward

Don’t miss your chance to apply for the Forest Pathology Student Scholarship. The deadline to apply is April 30. Apply now: https://bit.ly/412Vplv #scholarship #APSfunding #planthealth

Missed the live session? "Bacteria Versus Plants" is now available on demand. Discover how game-based models bring clarity to plant–pathogen interactions. Free for APS members—start watching: https://bit.ly/46Flbjg #plantpathology #ondemand #plantimmunity

Take an interactive approach to your learning at #PlantHealth2026! Hands-on workshops cover AI, genomics, fungicide resistance, agrosecurity, and more—designed for real-world application. Register early and start planning: https://bit.ly/48pw7SW #plantpathology #plantscience

Idea Café submissions for Plant Health 2026 are now open! Lead a conversation, explore emerging topics, and connect with peers in a dynamic, discussion-driven format. Submit your proposal by May 22: https://bit.ly/4mPwKLe #ideacafes #submissions #planthealth2026

We’re celebrating #volunteermonth. Thank you to all our volunteers who have dedicated their time and expertise to APS. Your work helps protect crops, ecosystems, and the future of our food supply. 🌿 🌱 #plantpathology #planthealth #volunteerappreciation

Limited spots remain for the 2026 OPSR Industry Tour! This small-group program visits multiple research sites and supports in-depth discussions as you examine how industry #plantpathology research moves from the lab to the field. Sign up: https://bit.ly/3MHQ53u #planthealth

Our completely on-demand, expert-led #fungicideresistance course explores the genetic basis of resistance, how resistance scales are developed and applied, and why cross-resistance occurs. Start learning it all at your own pace: https://bit.ly/45nVdQK #plantscience

Apply to take your research beyond your institution with awards that support collaboration, travel, and professional growth. Learn more about all funding opportunities and apply by April 30: https://bit.ly/3Q0bt1j

Save up to 25% on Fungicide Resistance in North America, Second Edition, edited by Katherine L. Stevenson, Margaret T. McGrath, and Christian A. Wyenandt, through April 30! Use promo code BOM at checkout: https://bit.ly/3PWbRlc

We are saddened by the passing of Dr. Sally Miller, APS Past President (2015–2016) and a leader in plant pathology. Her decades of research, service, and global impact leave a lasting legacy. Honor her memory through the APS Foundation. Read more: https://bit.ly/4vHUMfe

From root rot to pest management, tropical systems present complex challenges. Our upcoming Research Forum highlights: 🥑 Pathogens in avocado systems 🥭 Strategies for mango pests 🥔 Nematode suppression Don't miss this live member-only event: https://bit.ly/3D4v9if

This #earthday, we recognize the vital role plant scientists play in protecting our ecosystems, strengthening food security, and advancing sustainable agriculture worldwide. From research to real-world impact, APS members are helping #planthealth take root for a better future.

Experience the content of our ​​High Throughput Sequencing course for yourself​​ and see how this course has helped researchers gain confidence in applying HTS and strengthen plant disease diagnostics. Now available on demand: https://bit.ly/3QVwfQG #apscourse #education