Sarah Zukoff

Entomologist "Boops for all bugs"

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

These Mites Rain Down To Save Your Strawberries | Deep Look https://t.co/7jMWrxKe0z via @YouTube @Strawberrycntr @calveggies @parabug

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

Wow this is scary. https://t.co/eCcUfqday8

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

Check it out! https://t.co/PNcnZ5vk3L

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

SWD-killing wasps to make their debut https://t.co/1A1cZfdkS0

[Jeff Bradshaw 🌾🐞 @true_bug]

Dan Smith at Kelley Bean Company shares this image and noted several dry edible bean fields with spidermite infestations this week. This prolong August heat and dryness is driving an amazing abundance of 2-spotted spidermites throughout western Nebraska and surrounding region!

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

Here’s the latest #sugarcaneaphid #SCA map for sorghum in Kansas. Many areas increasing except in drought stricken dryland sorghum where they are dying off. @kansasbugs @KStateRschExtn @KStateAgron

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

#Sorghummidge is up to no good in western Kansas! Scout your flowering #sorghum. They are confirmed in Finney Co., KS this week. @kansasbugs @KStateAgron @KStateRschExtn

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

#Sugarcaneaphids #SCA are showing up in western Kansas sorghum now. Some fields have reached threshold (conservative threshold: 40 aphids per leaf/30% plants for KS) and have been sprayed. Report infested counties to your county agents! @KStateRschExtn https://t.co/ufmRyskJUS

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

#Cornleafaphids make a mess and seem scary in #sorghum but they bring in those beneficial insects!Rarely, if ever, do they need to be sprayed. The honey dew should dry up shortly after they are eaten by predators! @kansasbugs @KStateRschExtn @KStateAgron

[Adrian Smith @DrAdrianSmith]

What do fireflies, moths, stoneflies, mayflies, fishflies, aphids, scorpionflies, and lacewings have in common?

They're all flying insects I filmed for this new video: https://t.co/JpRgADpWUq

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

Free registration is open for our 2020 Virtual Fall Field Day for both Hays and Garden City! Come see the newest research updates and how we can help your farm! https://t.co/5XBvjQXgaj @kansasbugs @KStateAgron @KStateRschExtn

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

@talkingrootworm @INHSillinois @Cotesia1 These are so cute!

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

Report of #sugarcaneaphids near Dorrance KS thanks to @Midwaycrops @kansasbugs @KStateAgron @KStateRschExtn

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

#Sugarcaneaphids found today near Minneola, KS @kansasbugs @KStateRschExtn @KStateAgron

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

Check out the latest findings for your farm at our Western Kansas Ag Research Centers Virtual Fall Field Day on Aug 26th & 27th. Join one or both days-free! Register here https://t.co/5XBvjQXgaj @kansasbugs @KStateAgron @KStateRschExtn

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

The fungus is among us! This weather has been perfect for #neozygites fungus to pop out and kill those #spidermites in corn. @kansasbugs @KStateAgron

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

Great find from @SchechterScott ! The circled larvae are baby predatory midges gobbeling up those spider mites @kansasbugs @KStateRschExtn

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

@true_bug @UNL_CropWatch Us too! Are you trying trapview?

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

Now why would these ants be congregated on these #galls 🤔 what do my Ento friends think?

[Sarah Zukoff @miteybugbytes]

Did you know there is a gall midge that lives in our native prairie coneflower? It’s Asphondylia ratibidae - #Prairie Coneflower #GallMidge! @KSUEntomology