Black cutworm is one of the most common cutworm species in the corn-growing area.
Losses from Corn Earworm have been estimated as high as 7% and populations may reach economic infestations of 35 million acres across the entire US.
Corn rootworm is a threat to corn crops all over the Midwest with the potential to damage corn at both the larval and adult stage.
Learn more about Soybean Aphid lifecycle and management.
Western Bean Cutworm is relatively new to the Midwest but is a serious threat to corn in some parts of the Corn Belt.