After a relatively quiet June and July, soybean aphid populations are building in certain parts of the state. Although data may not be present, soybean aphids are likely to be present across the state. Aphid populations greater than 250 have been reported in Iowa. However, populations are spotty with heavily infested fields near those with much lower populations. Brian Lang, Iowa State University Extension (ISUE) field crop specialist in Winneshiek County, reports fields with several thousand aphids per plant, with neighboring fields below threshold
The summer of 2005 saw an increase in soybean aphid populations from very low populations experience...
Soybean aphid populations around Iowa continue to remain below the economic threshold in most areas ...
fter talking to many agronomists and farmers around the state today (May 30) it seems that many will...
There were frequent reports of fields infested above 250 soybean aphids per plant adjacent to those ...
Soybean aphid populations are increasing in some fields in northeastern and central Iowa. Brian Lang...
Small colonies of soybean aphids were found in eastern Iowa on June 8. Natural enemies of soybean ap...
The soybean aphid is not making much of an impression in Iowa this July. Reports from across the sta...
On June 8, soybean aphids were being found in several Iowa locations. Brian Lang, Extension speciali...
If producers need to treat for soybean aphids this year, Iowa State University (ISU) has recommendat...
It was much sooner than I expected, but I knew eventually someone would find soybean aphids in weste...
By now you have heard the story: there are two economic thresholds suggested for managing soybean ap...
Last week we reported that small populations of soybean aphids were being found in Minnesota and Wis...
The 2005 growing season left many growers with very different experiences managing insect pests in s...
Since the soybean aphids\u27 arrival in North America during 2000, there has been much speculation a...
An unfortunate hailstorm harvested a large number of soybean fields in a swath across northwestern...
The summer of 2005 saw an increase in soybean aphid populations from very low populations experience...
Soybean aphid populations around Iowa continue to remain below the economic threshold in most areas ...
fter talking to many agronomists and farmers around the state today (May 30) it seems that many will...
There were frequent reports of fields infested above 250 soybean aphids per plant adjacent to those ...
Soybean aphid populations are increasing in some fields in northeastern and central Iowa. Brian Lang...
Small colonies of soybean aphids were found in eastern Iowa on June 8. Natural enemies of soybean ap...
The soybean aphid is not making much of an impression in Iowa this July. Reports from across the sta...
On June 8, soybean aphids were being found in several Iowa locations. Brian Lang, Extension speciali...
If producers need to treat for soybean aphids this year, Iowa State University (ISU) has recommendat...
It was much sooner than I expected, but I knew eventually someone would find soybean aphids in weste...
By now you have heard the story: there are two economic thresholds suggested for managing soybean ap...
Last week we reported that small populations of soybean aphids were being found in Minnesota and Wis...
The 2005 growing season left many growers with very different experiences managing insect pests in s...
Since the soybean aphids\u27 arrival in North America during 2000, there has been much speculation a...
An unfortunate hailstorm harvested a large number of soybean fields in a swath across northwestern...
The summer of 2005 saw an increase in soybean aphid populations from very low populations experience...
Soybean aphid populations around Iowa continue to remain below the economic threshold in most areas ...
fter talking to many agronomists and farmers around the state today (May 30) it seems that many will...