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hi Iamp;#39;m Bob Mulrooney extension of plant pathologist at the University of Delaware and weamp;#39;re here today to talk about taking surveys samples for nematodes what are nemetes none of toads are these tiny microscopic round worms that live in the soil and can be very yield limiting when susceptible crops are grown and theyamp;#39;re very high populations of these little critters in the soil the best time is really in the fall after the crop is harvested but before thereamp;#39;s any fall tillage which can dilute the nematodes and the only way that you can really know if you have them in your field is by testing the best way to sample for nematodes is actually with a soil probe taking 20 to 25 cores in a zigzag pattern throughout the field take the sample with the soil probe between the plants in the row and we want to sample about six to eight inches deep and then we just take the core and this throw it in the bucket once itamp;#39;s the soil cores have been taken the best
