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Pests that impact crop income range from aphids to beetles, and all are covered in this section.

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As planters roll, pests start munching

May 09, 2022

Black cutworms and seedcorn maggots are big concerns this year.

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Trapping gets underway for invasive pests

May 06, 2022

Ag agency begins monitoring for over 130 pests and diseases, including Asian giant hornet and Japanese beetle.

How do you manage slug damage?

May 06, 2022

Farm and Garden: Slugs may seem harmless, but they can eat your landscape plants.

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For thrips and tomato spotted wilt, this is your one chance

May 04, 2022

A candid post about thrips and tomato spotted wilt virus in peanuts

Shelley E. Huguley

Recent rain brings reprieve to Texas Blacklands crops

May 03, 2022

Now that the region has received much-needed rainfall, IPM Agent encourages producers to watch for rust, thrips and weed pressure.

WSDA to begin Japanese beetle treatments

Apr 29, 2022

Spraying in Yakima and Benton counties to start Monday, May 2.

Lee Allen

Take out mealybugs before they cluster

Apr 28, 2022

UC researcher is currently wrapping up a multi-year, million-dollar project involving demonstration blocks. He offers tips for control.

John Hart

New Syngenta insectary targets invasive insect pests

Apr 27, 2022

The 13,000 square foot, $18 million facility is expected to be completed by May 2023.

MSU guidebook directs insect control for profit

Apr 22, 2022

Guide contains best management practices for insect control.

Public can review Japanese beetle documents

Apr 21, 2022

Comments are due April 26 for proposed eradication project.

Insects took longer to penetrate the ‘Plant Armor’

Apr 14, 2022

Researchers say the Plant Armor could provide a more effective, chemical-free alternative for insect protection.

Chris Torres

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Apr 14, 2022

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Agronomists warn farmers to stay vigilant on Corn Rootworm

Apr 12, 2022

Using multiple tactics to battle the pest is the best line of defense, say AgriGold agronomists.

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