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Alabama: Producers Plan for 2021 with 2020 Cotton Pest Recap Jan 15, 2021
Life in 2020 was dominated by COVID-19, however, the work continued for cotton producers. While the Alabama cotton industry had an unusual weather season, no one cotton pest dominated the […]
Alabama: Crop Insect Pests Will Live On After Cold Weather Jan 30, 2018
Like most pests plaguing the home, many crop insect pests will survive the frigid winter weather. Dr. Ron Smith, an Alabama Cooperative Extension System entomologist, said Alabama has experienced cold winters down […]
Texas LRGV: Lots of Pests in Cotton, Be Scouting; Sorghum Being Harvested, Watch for Midge May 26, 2017
General Situation Very hot, dry and muggy with temperatures in the high 90s during the day and high 70s during the night. Crops are cutting out with corn ready for […]
Texas Blacklands IPM: Plenty of Rain and More to Come Apr 13, 2017
Rain hit hard earlier this week and drenched the county once again.Wheat is in grain fill to soft dough. Corn is growing well but may be experiencing some nitrogen deficiencies […]
Flint on Crops: Scout Corn for Pests, Other Problems Apr 11, 2016
We are finally beginning to see fields with good stands of corn where farmers have either gotten lucky or have access to some source of intelligence that is not available […]
Tennessee Soybeans: Stink Bugs, Aphids Showing Up Late Sep 17, 2015
Soybean Aphids are occurring in some very late soybean fields in the northwest corner of West Tennessee. I’ve had several reports from Dyer and Lake Counties. This is the first […]
Ohio Soybeans: Stinkbugs Starting to Feed Jul 28, 2015
As our soybean begins to develop flowers and pods, we need to be aware of stink bugs that will begin feeding. Although more common in the southern US, we have […]
Cotton – Southwest: More Bugs. More Weeds. More Costs. – AgFax Jul 21, 2015
First reported cotton bale last week in Harlingen. See details in our News Links below. It’s definitely insect season. Fleahoppers are hitting thresholds in West Texas, the Panhandle and Kansas. […]
