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If you have struggled with pepper anthracnose every year, please check your field environment before reaching for medication. Anthracnose can spread rapidly after rain as muddy water splashes onto lower leaves, stems, and low-hanging fruits. In this video, we will explain in detail the first steps you must take to reduce pepper anthracnose: preventing soil splashing and rainwater runoff. We will explain step-by-step how to cover bare soil on ridges and furrows, how to utilize non-woven fabric, weed control mats, and clean rice straw, and why moisture and ventilation under plastic mulching are crucial. We have also summarized what you must check after rain—lower leaves, low fruits, furrow water flow—and how to handle suspected diseased peppers. Managing anthracnose is not a task that ends with medication alone. Small management practices—such as reducing soil splashing, improving drainage, opening up airflow at the bottom, and promptly removing diseased fruits—come together to protect your pepper field for a longer period. When necessary, please use registered pesticides approved for peppers according to guidelines, and combine this with proper field environment management. The image in the video is an AI example image to aid understanding. If you found this helpful, please subscribe and like. #ChiliAnthracnose #ChiliFarming #ChiliCultivation #AnthracnosePrevention #ChiliInRainySeason #VegetableGardenChili #ChiliFieldManagement