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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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Fall practices to reduce next year’s pests

Oct 03, 2022

Farm and Garden: Garden crop rotation and fall sanitation are among the necessary steps.

Chris Torres

Don’t ignore Hessian flies

Sep 14, 2022

As falls are getting warmer, planting small grains a week or two after the Hessian fly-free date might be best.

Late-planted soybeans can be magnet for pests

Sep 12, 2022

Scout soybean fields to protect yields until crops reach the R6 stage.

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Sarah McNaughton

Prepare for harvest and beyond

Aug 31, 2022

Mindful management can help ensure a successful harvest and 2023 season.

Mindy Ward

Fall armyworms were a miss this year

Aug 24, 2022

Research on mating disruptors may help offset growing pyrethroid resistance.

Tom Bechman

What huge data analysis says about GMO corn

Aug 03, 2022

Tomorrow’s Tech Today: Scientists give genetically modified corn a vote of confidence.

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Honeybees find lifeline in COVID vaccine technology

Jul 19, 2022

RNA technology could naturally target the varroa mite, a harmful honeybee parasite

Sarah McNaughton

Control wireworm populations

Jul 12, 2022

Producers should watch out for signs of wireworms in wheat fields.

Report sightings of spotted lanternfly

Jun 30, 2022

An order is in place to help prevent the spread of the pest in Pennsylvania.

Jennifer Kiel

Newly introduced wasps offer defense from SWD

Jun 16, 2022

SWD-killing parasitoid wasps are being released in major fruit-growing regions of the U.S.

Mindy Ward

Don’t kill neighbor’s horse: Inspect hay for blister beetles

Jun 02, 2022

Blister beetles remain a big problem for alfalfa growers and livestock owners.

No ‘murder hornets’ in Nebraska

May 24, 2022

Farm and Garden: The insect is confined to Washington state and British Columbia, but there are some look-alikes in Nebraska.

Chris Torres

As planters roll, pests start munching

May 09, 2022

Black cutworms and seedcorn maggots are big concerns this year.

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