Japanese Beetles Emerging June 30, 2021 - From Issue: 692 By: John Obermeyer Read More A quick glance at my vegetable garden on Thursday, June 17, revealed a lonely Japanese beetle… I dutifully squished it! This does indicate that emergence is beginning in west central[Read More…] Article Categories: Vegetable Crops – General Article Tags: Insect and Mite Management
Hover Flies August 29, 2019 - From Issue: 665 By: Larry Bledsoe, Laura Ingwell, Christian Krupke, Elizabeth Long, John Obermeyer and Clifford Sadof Read More Recently we have received reports of swarms of hover flies (aka syrphid flies) around Indiana and wanted to take the opportunity to tell you a bit about this curious insect[Read More…]
Corn Earworm Late Moth Flight Quite Impressive August 30, 2018 - From Issue: 650 By: John Obermeyer Read More Corn earworm moth numbers have been relatively low this season until recently, as numbers have exploded in pheromone traps. These moths will lay their eggs on numerous crops, with late-market[Read More…] Article Categories: Corn Solanaceous Crops Article Tags: Insect and Mite Management
Know Your Worms in the Ear August 16, 2018 - From Issue: 649 By: John Obermeyer Read More Several caterpillars in the ear can be very similar in appearance and habits, so identification to species of some of the worms in ears can be tricky. Note that, in[Read More…] Article Categories: Corn Article Tags: Insect and Mite Management
Fall Armyworms August 4, 2016 - From Issue: 618 By: Rick Foster and John Obermeyer Read More Fall armyworms (Figure 1) are only able to survive the winter in extreme southern US, along the Gulf Coast and in Florida. Fall armyworms tend to migrate northward gradually, with[Read More…] Article Categories: Corn Article Tags: Insect and Mite Management
