Experts say there are management options, but scouting to determine the extent of damage is important to avoid unnecessary ...

Kansas is experiencing less severe drought this year, and it’s no question yards are enjoying the extra moisture after a rainy June. So if you’re still finding brown spots on your lawn this summer, a ...

Farmers across the state are being asked to check their fields for damage from true armyworms. Reports are showing high ...

True armyworm (not to be confused with fall armyworm) is moving into Midwest wheat and corn crops now. Many are newcomers from the South, but homegrown populations are also concerning in Illinois ...

– A.W., Owensville, Indiana A. Purdue Extension Entomologist Dr. Tim Gibb confirms that this is the yellowstriped armyworm, Spodoptera ornithogalli. If left unchecked, the caterpillars will soon ...

3. Spraying: Armyworm infestation in cotton is always in patches and to spray such patches, brings effective control of armyworm larvae.

And this fall armyworm, as it's called, also feeds on a range of other plant species. They're called armyworms because when they've finished eating the crop they're on, then they go looking for ...

The devastating armyworm pest has already spread to more than 8,500 hectares of China’s grain production and could soon affect the country’s entire crop, a new US government report said this week.

The devastating armyworm pest has already spread to more than 8,500 hectares of China’s grain production and could soon affect the country’s entire crop, a new US government report said this week.

The armyworm could now spread to the north and northeastern regions of the country as early as July, according to Hu Gao, professor of Entomology at the Nanjing Agricultural University, vastly ...

Overall the armyworm larvae will eat up the leaves and one can easily see such damaged plants while walking through the cotton field. Maximum 2-3 plants will be affected by advanced instar larvae ...