Krista Hamilton, Entomologist, Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
Volume 64 Issue No. 04 of the Wisconsin Pest Bulletin is now available at:
https://datcpservices.wisconsin.gov/pb/pdf/05-23-19.pdf
- LOOKING AHEAD: Peak black cutworm damage window opening this weekend
- FORAGES & GRAINS: Alfalfa weevil larvae appearing in sweep nets
- CORN: True armyworm moths continue to arrive in Wisconsin
- SOYBEAN: Low risk of bean leaf beetle defoliation for emerging soybeans
- FRUITS: Codling moth spring biofix and plum curculio migration expected next week
- VEGETABLES: Seedcorn maggot ‘fly-free’ period beginning soon
- NURSERY & FOREST: Root rots and powdery mildew prevalent due to wet weather
- DEGREE DAYS: Growing degree day accumulations as of May 22, 2019
This post originates at the Wisconsin Pest Bulletin website.