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Cotton In Southeast: A Plant Bug Year Shaping Up – AgFax

Plant bugs are very much a part of the landscape in portions of the Southeast, and more cotton is being […]

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Southern Grains – Plenty On Pests, Diseases Developing – AgFax

Armyworms push north, southern corn rust reported in North Carolina, plenty of rain – for better or for worse – […]

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Virginia Peanuts: Worm Potential This Season, Be Vigilant

Reports are coming in about infestations of both beet armyworm and tobacco budworm in peanut fields in Georgia and South […]

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Cotton In Southeast – Aphids Crashing, Stink Bug Sprays Start – AgFax

Aphids are crashing in at least some fields in the lower Southeast. We’re hearing reports from both Alabama and Georgia […]

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Soybeans Fields in Midsouth Face Bollworms, Sugarcane Aphids – AgFax

Southern corn rust has become pronounced enough in North Carolina that Extension personnel recommended Thursday that growers apply an appropriate […]

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Peanut Insects Forcing Decisions In Some Southern Fields – AgFax

Lesser cornstalk borers have developed into a bigger problem than usual in parts of Georgia. Foliage feeders of various kinds […]

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Cotton – Plant Bugs, Stink Bugs Overlapping In Parts Of Southeast – AgFax

Stink bugs are being treated on a wider basis and are overlapping in places with plant bugs.  Plant bugs have […]

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Southern Soybean Insect Situation Gets Complicated – AgFax

The usual suspects are turning up, plus the situation will be complicated by kudzu bugs in beans and white sugarcane […]

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Peanuts: Worms Still Building In SE; Rains Boost West’s Crop – AgFax

More worm applications started in parts of the Southeast over the last week. Velvetbean caterpillars and soybean loopers are showing […]

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Cotton In Southeast – Stink Bugs Build But Plant Bugs, Aphids Linger – AgFax

Plant bugs remain a factor in portions of our coverage area. In places they’re maybe tapering off, while in other […]

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Peanuts: “Wormy” Year Continues In SE; Crop In West Looks Nice – AgFax

Worms are being treated on a wider basis in the Southeast. The mix varies but can include corn earworms, fall […]

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Southern Soybeans – Insects Picking Up In Places – AgFax

A variety of insects are being treated in soybeans. You name it and somebody this week has mentioned it. Sugarcane […]

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Cotton: Brown Marmorated Makes Its First Economic Appearance – AgFax

Brown marmorated stink bugs have been found causing economic damage in cotton, the first known case of this, at least […]

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Southern Grain: Stink Bugs Building In Soy; Sugarcane Aphid Spreads – AgFax

Stink bugs are building on a wider basis in soybeans. Bollworms, fall armyworms and a host of other caterpillar pests […]

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Southeast Cotton – Late Insects Forcing Tough Decisions – AgFax

Stink bugs are still being sprayed in places and decisions also are being made about plant bugs in some later […]

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Cotton – Southeast – More Open Bolls, Lingering Pests – AgFax

Cotton bolls are opening on a wider basis. No defoliation reported yet, although some drought-stressed fields are probably ready in […]

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Virginia: Fall Armyworm Moth Counts Unusually High

For the past several years we have been using pheromone traps to monitor fall armyworm moth flights at the Tidewater […]

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Virginia Soybeans: Corn Earworms Low But Plenty Resistant

Although we hear rumors of worms in soybean fields, our scouting does not confirm this.  We are finding almost none […]

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Delta Soybean Yields Start Strong; Sugarcane Aphid Marches On – AgFax

Soybean harvest widened in the Midsouth, with impressive early yields. Florida and Georgia reported that the voracious sugarcane aphid had […]

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Peanut Harvest Gains Momentum In SE, Starts In Delta – AgFax

More peanut harvest activity is underway in the lower Southeast. Midsouth farmers have started digging a few fields, too.

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