Western bean cutworms are not expected to pose a threat to any fields in the next five days.
Western bean cutworms are not expected to be a threat to fields in the next five days.
The final western bean cutworm risk of the 2011 growing season ends midday Wednesday across portions of southern Ontario and Quebec, Canada.
Any remaining problems associated with western bean cutworm should be confined to southern Ontario and extreme southwest Quebec.
Low western bean cutworm risks remain across portions of southern Ontario and southwest Quebec, Canada, where moth activity may still be ongoing and w…
Low western bean cutworm risks remain across portions of southern Ontario and southwest Quebec, Canada for the next five days.
Western bean cutworm risk areas and levels are on the decline as the potential for damage from this insect and field activity is decreasing.
Western bean cutworm risks continue to decline across the corn-growing regions of the United States and southern Canada as this one generation per yea…
Moderate western bean cutworm risks remain across portions of southern Ontario into extreme southwest Quebec, Canada with Low risks from northern/east…
The peak western bean cutworm flight has greatly diminished with only scattered trap counts now being reported across the Great Lakes region.
Western bean cutworm activity continues to decline with any remaining increased risk area confined primarily in Ontario and Quebec, Canada.
Western bean cutworm risks continue to decrease across much of the corn-growing regions of the United States and Canada as this one generation per gro…
