Alabama Insect Blog
From Scott Graham and Ron Smith, Auburn University Extension Entomologists
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Early August Insect Update
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It has been a number of days since we last reported on Alabama insects. So what has been happening? First of all, August has been dominated...
Monday, July 29, 2013
Stink Bugs Showing Up in Fields
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Based on calls from consultants during the past seven days, most insect attention on cotton in Alabama has now shifted to the stink bug com...
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Update for the First Week of July
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The Alabama cotton crop is growing rapidly resulting from abundant rainfall from multiple thunderstorms that have occurred during the last ...
Monday, July 1, 2013
Kudzu Bug Q&A
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by Xing Ping Hu, Extension Entomologist, Auburn University What is a Kudzu bug? The Kudzu bug is a small yellowish green lady-beetle-like...
Friday, June 28, 2013
Kudzu Bug Management and Control in Alabama Soybeans
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Ron Smith, Extension Entomologist, Auburn University The Kudzu bug has become a major economic pest of Alabama soybeans in certain fiel...
New Release Information on Kudzu Bug by Tim Reed
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STATUS OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF KUDZU BUG IN ALABAMA The kudzu bug has been “officially” reported to occur in 53 of Alabama’s 67 counties a...
Monday, June 24, 2013
Insect and Crop Update for the Week of June 23
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After going weeks with light to moderate thrips pressure, damage was heavy on 4-7 leaf cotton in early June, especially in SW Alabama. C...
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