Alabama Insect Blog
From Scott Graham and Ron Smith, Auburn University Extension Entomologists
Monday, August 30, 2010
Soybean Loopers Occurring over the Southeast
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Soybean loopers are the dominant caterpillar species occurring over a multi state area of the southeastern United States. Several states, in...
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Cotton
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Many fields are beginning to open and the plants have few developing bolls near the terminal. Therefore, insects are of little concern. The ...
Soybeans
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A sub-threshold level of several caterpillar species can be found in most fields statewide. These include green cloverworms, soybean loopers...
Peanuts
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Many of the same caterpillar species found in soybeans are also at sub-economic levels in peanuts. The one exception is fall armyworm. Anoth...
Recent Field Tours
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More than 100 growers, ag suppliers and related agencies were in attendance at a recent Field Day. The 34th annual East Central Tour was hel...
Twin Link Field Day
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I had the opportunity to participate in the Bayer Twin Link dual-Bt technology field tour near Blackville, SC, on August 23rd. Research on t...
Monday, August 16, 2010
Insect Blog 8-16-10
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Weather- Temperatures remain high 90-95 degrees Fahrenheit and rainfall extremely scattered statewide, as of today (8/16). Hay, pastures, pe...
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