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April 2011 Archive

Western Bean Cutworm Forecast
April 29, 2011

No risk of western bean cutworm migration/development is predicted through the middle of next week.

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Corn Earworm Forecast
April 29, 2011

As a cold front slowly pushes through the middle Mississippi River valley this weekend and into early next week, primarily weak southerly winds and as…

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Corn Earworm Forecast
April 28, 2011

Low corn earworm migration risks return to the forecast by the Day 2 period and continue into Day 3 as a low pressure system and cold front slowly pus…

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Western Bean Cutworm Forecast
April 28, 2011

No western bean cutworm migration or development is predicted the next five days.

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Western Bean Cutworm Forecast
April 27, 2011

No risk of western bean cutworm migration or development is predicted the next five days.

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Corn Earworm Forecast
April 27, 2011

As the overall weather pattern transitions into a predominantly northwest flow, corn earworm migration risks will be very limited until potentially Fr…

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Corn Earworm Forecast
April 26, 2011

Corn earworm migration risks continue across the lower Ohio River valley southward into the mid-south as a new area of low pressure rides northeast al…

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Western Bean Cutworm Forecast
April 26, 2011

No western bean cutworm migration events are predicted the next five days.

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Corn Earworm Forecast
April 25, 2011

An active week of weather is expected and this weather pattern may result in some corn earworm migration possibilities especially later tonight into e…

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Western Bean Cutworm Forecast
April 25, 2011

No risk of western bean cutworm migration is predicted in the next five days.

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Managing Corn Rootworm in High Pressure Areas

Historical estimates suggest northern corn rootworm and western corn rootworm are responsible for nearly $1 billion dollars annually in crop losses an…

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Forecasts are limited to the country’s main crop production regions east of the Rocky Mountains and west of the Appalachian Mountains and parts of Canada. Insect forecasts are based on data analyzed from moth traps located throughout the United States’ main crop production regions as well as predicted weather patterns and field reports and research. Forecasts are estimates based on available information and cannot guarantee actual insect pressure risks. Recommendations for insect pressure risk forecasts are based upon generally accepted practices. Forecasts and recommendations should not be used as a substitute for sound farming practices, including diligent field monitoring, or as a sole means for making risk management decisions.

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