​​​​It often seems there aren't enough hours in a day to get done what we need to do. Meanwhile, we agree to pile more work onto an already busy schedule. To effectively lighten the workload, it is necessary to recognize when there is a "conflict of commitment."

Register today and join us July 27–30 in Memphis, TN, for a 3-day immersive learning experience. Register by June 7 and save with advance rates.​

​​We are excited to welcome Dr. Charity Dean as our Plant Health 2024 Opening Keynote speaker. Join us in Memphis, July 27–30, as we explore the theme Harnessing the Technology Revolution for a More Sustainable World.​

The APS Outstanding Volunteer Award recognizes APS members for excellent service in furthering the mission of APS through their volunteer efforts. Nominations will be accepted through May 31, 2024.​

​OPRO is seeking volunteers to serve on the OPRO Board who would like to share their talents and/or gain experience in the areas of information collection and synthesis and development of outreach materials. Applications must be received by Monday, June 3.​

​The Plant Health 2024 meeting in Memphis, TN, is fast approaching! Contribute today to the OIP Silent Auction. Your participation supports APS and helps scientists from developing economies.

​Dig into key topics in plant pathology with APS Learning Collections. The Biocontrol Strategies Learning Collection puts recorded Plant Health sessions and posters, APS journal articles, and more at your fingertips.​

​Our highly popular Seed Pathology Fundamentals: Regional to Global Implications Course is available on demand! Sign up today to complete the course on your own timeline.​

​Meet two of the amazing people who support the APS Foundation: Alan Biggs and Nina Shishkoff. Learn more about Alan and Nina and why they give their time and resources to support others.

​Phytopathology News is spotlighting members of the APS Leadership Institute who are serving in leadership roles within APS. This month get to know Fereshteh (Angel) Shahoveisi.​

​Get to know Ashley C. Nelson, our featured graduate student of the month!

​​​For each issue of Phytopathology News, the APS Graduate Student Committee chooses a graduate student to be featured in a spotlight article. Submit your application for consideration!​

​The common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) was unknown among Europeans until Columbus' voyages to the Americas. By the late 1890s, New England was the sole purchaser and consumer of beans, leading to Boston's nickname "Bean Town." How baked beans became the quintessential American bean-oriented food is the rest of the story.

​More than 120 participants attended the 13th International Epidemiology Workshop in Iguaçu, Brazil, April 9–12, 2024. Organizers developed an extensive program of presentations and events, including a keynote address and oral and poster presentations.

​PhytoFrontiers has been accepted to the Web of Science^TM Core Collection and selected for BIOSIS, one of the world's most complete discovery databases of peer-reviewed life science research. The editorial team is committed to delivering authors robust peer review and global dissemination through the APS Journals platform.

​​The new "Featured Experts" section of the APS PRESS Bookstore provides insightful video snippets about a variety of publications, providing valuable first-hand perspectives from plant pathology experts on key takeaways, valuable content, and applicable audiences.​

Stay current on trends and hear from leading plant pathologists about emerging plant diseases, the latest research findings and methodologies, careers in plant pathology, and much more.​

​Visit the APS News Room for current news on APS and plant pathology.​

​​Award, Career Development, Degree, In Memoriam, and Seminar Notices.

Check out the latest research highlights and trends in the field of plant pathology.​