Need a refresher on cotton weeds and pests? Perhaps you need a couple CEUs for your TDA pesticide license or Certified Crop Advisor certification? We’re having a cotton scout school on May 15 - RSVP required.
More details can be found on the flyer:
Need a refresher on cotton weeds and pests? Perhaps you need a couple CEUs for your TDA pesticide license or Certified Crop Advisor certification? We’re having a cotton scout school on May 15 - RSVP required.
More details can be found on the flyer:
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Texas A&M AgriLife Extension is hiring for an IPM Agent in Wharton, TX. Come work with me and other great people in @tamuentomology and @txextension: https://t.co/v8qqUyUgbO. #tamubugs
Dani’s work in the Coastal Bend has helped document issues with grain sorghum and provide solutions to those issues. She’s been an amazing graduate student! #tamubugs
@rosscwinton Without knowing for certain, it’s tough to say. There’s possibly some concern that they’d be reported if it was for a class. They might also think they’re in legal trouble and want to hide though we just wanted to be responsive to a potential issue.
@rosscwinton@agrilifetoday This article, now retracted, was intended to promote awareness. A rapidly revised title emphasized the report was on iNaturalist and the article stated no specimens had been found.
The person didn’t return my DM from 2.5 days ago and blocked me yesterday, too.
Along those lines, a Section 2(ee) has been approved by the Texas Department of Agriculture for Dimethoate 4EC to control stink bugs in grain sorghum for Texas. As always, follow label guidelines for use and handling. #tamubugs
Another weekly segment of the South Texas IPM Audio Update has posted: https://t.co/tf2AwvhCRu. Headworms are fairly active in grain sorghum while most other things are quiet across the area.
Do you have rice stink bugs in your grain sorghum along the Coastal Bend? Contact me or your local IPM Agent so we can test them for pyrethroid resistance. @Midcoastipm@uppercoastipm
Cotton fleahopper pressure picking up in the Lower Rio Grande Valley while much of the region is very quiet. Keep an eye out for bollworms in cotton: https://t.co/KAoAZ5r0bW.
Cotton is blooming across the area. Sorghum aphid (once called sugarcane aphid) has started popping up from the LRGV to the Nueces County area. Listen here to hear what we’re finding this week: https://t.co/dw8rIYqzjI.
Soil conditions vary across the area, but we are finding strong numbers of cotton aphids. Sugarcane aphids are below treatment levels where we’ve scouted so far. For thresholds and other information, listen to our weekly updates: https://t.co/AzaBp45qxo.