Earlier this summer, I found aphids in V4 corn in central Iowa. This early establishment is unusual because most aphids that feed on corn have to migrate from the southern United States every summer. My lab also found soybean aphid in vegetative soybean at most of the Iowa State University Research Farms in June. Although they can overwinter in Iowa, larger colonies have not recently formed until after bloom. Pea aphids have also been reported in alfalfa in northeastern Iowa. All these aphid detections prompted me to summarize a few scouting reminders and treatment thresholds for aphids in field crops
Soybean aphid experience in Iowa: Like most of the Midwest, Iowa soybean growers were introduced to ...
Despite this year-to-year variation, the soybean aphid remains a threat to cause economic damage to ...
After a relatively quiet June and July, soybean aphid populations are building in certain parts of t...
Since 2010, aphids have been colonizing corn later in the summer and are building up to striking lev...
Soybean aphid populations continue to climb in northeastern Iowa, as reported by Brian Lang, extensi...
On June 1, 2005, Brian Lang, Iowa State University (ISU) Extension field specialist in crops, found ...
Scouting reports indicate that soybean aphid numbers are increasing in a few Iowa locations—most not...
Corn, Zea mays L., is the most abundant field crop in Iowa, and there are many insect pests associat...
As soybean fields enter seed set throughout the state, we continue to get questions about how long t...
Alfalfa weevils aren’t the only insect pest being found in alfalfa fields this spring. Reports of ap...
Beginning last week, I have seen and heard about an aphid explosion - in corn! For the last three to...
The first significant occurrence of Soybean Aphid activity in northeast Iowa was in 2001. Significan...
Corn, Zea mays L., is the most abundant field crop in Iowa, and there are many insect pests associat...
The invasion of soybean aphid, Aphis glycines Matsumura, into the North Central Region has changed s...
Brian Lang, extension field specialist, Decorah, has been collecting weekly data on soybean aphids f...
Soybean aphid experience in Iowa: Like most of the Midwest, Iowa soybean growers were introduced to ...
Despite this year-to-year variation, the soybean aphid remains a threat to cause economic damage to ...
After a relatively quiet June and July, soybean aphid populations are building in certain parts of t...
Since 2010, aphids have been colonizing corn later in the summer and are building up to striking lev...
Soybean aphid populations continue to climb in northeastern Iowa, as reported by Brian Lang, extensi...
On June 1, 2005, Brian Lang, Iowa State University (ISU) Extension field specialist in crops, found ...
Scouting reports indicate that soybean aphid numbers are increasing in a few Iowa locations—most not...
Corn, Zea mays L., is the most abundant field crop in Iowa, and there are many insect pests associat...
As soybean fields enter seed set throughout the state, we continue to get questions about how long t...
Alfalfa weevils aren’t the only insect pest being found in alfalfa fields this spring. Reports of ap...
Beginning last week, I have seen and heard about an aphid explosion - in corn! For the last three to...
The first significant occurrence of Soybean Aphid activity in northeast Iowa was in 2001. Significan...
Corn, Zea mays L., is the most abundant field crop in Iowa, and there are many insect pests associat...
The invasion of soybean aphid, Aphis glycines Matsumura, into the North Central Region has changed s...
Brian Lang, extension field specialist, Decorah, has been collecting weekly data on soybean aphids f...
Soybean aphid experience in Iowa: Like most of the Midwest, Iowa soybean growers were introduced to ...
Despite this year-to-year variation, the soybean aphid remains a threat to cause economic damage to ...
After a relatively quiet June and July, soybean aphid populations are building in certain parts of t...