A potent cold front is expected to push southeast through the Plains and corn-growing region the next 3-4 days.
Western bean cutworms are not expected to be a threat to fields in the next five days.
South to southwest winds are predicted to cause some scattered corn earworm flights especially into the northern corn-growing regions of the northern …
The final western bean cutworm risk of the 2011 growing season ends midday Wednesday across portions of southern Ontario and Quebec, Canada.
Corn earworm migration risks increase especially across the northern corn-growing region throughout the next five days.
Any remaining problems associated with western bean cutworm should be confined to southern Ontario and extreme southwest Quebec.
Hurricane Irene is expected to be a significant hindrance to corn earworm migration in the corn-growing region as broad northeasterly flow on the west…
Low western bean cutworm risks remain across portions of southern Ontario and southwest Quebec, Canada, where moth activity may still be ongoing and w…
With Hurricane Irene expected to move up the eastern United States coastline over the next 4-5 days, weather systems moving from west to east across t…
Low western bean cutworm risks remain across portions of southern Ontario and southwest Quebec, Canada for the next five days.
Corn earworm risks are expected to remain rather limited the next five days due to a lack of stronger southerly flow from active source regions in the…
Western bean cutworm risk areas and levels are on the decline as the potential for damage from this insect and field activity is decreasing.
