Remember to check in with the diamondback monitoring in Alberta. Our cooperators are adding to the map every day!
https://t.co/qkv4anH2DO #abbugcounting24
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada – Science and Technology Branch is looking for a research assistant (entomology) based out of their Research and Development Centre in Ottawa. See full details here: https://t.co/MlDHdb5P94
Our @CanEntomologist JAM is coming soon and we want to remind attendees to sign up for the events we have prepared for you!
🐞Taxonomy Blitz - Oct 14 - https://t.co/jYgDvJSb8j
🐞 Trivia - Oct 16 - https://t.co/PIKaqz3TEb
🐞 Bug War Games - Oct 16 - https://t.co/Ey5fmxxG9k
Entomologists and plant pathologists: if you supervise students who would benefit from attending Western Forum on Pest Management, then please have them apply for a travel bursary! Deadline to submit applications to ME is September 29!
🎓Want to attend the WFPM in Kelowna?
You may be eligible for a student travel bursary if you're a graduate student studying plant pathology, entomology or a related field at a MB, SK, AB or BC university. Apply here: https://t.co/6yRA3LXzrp @gabertccc@vanbugsky
@Megarhyssa @BoydMori I expect the answer is that diamondback moth larvae will eat anything green as long as there are larvae alive and it’s warm enough. But that’s off the top of my head logic, not something I’ve looked up. So I could be wrong!
The Canadian Plant Health Council needs your help! Please watch for & report invasive & migratory insect pests that harm plants. Early detection is critical for slowing the spread of these insect pests.
Use the QR code on the posters to report any sightings!
#MbAg#westcdnag
@APGresearch@FloateKevin @hectorcarabido @TylerWist1 The PPMN and it’s many collaborators and contributors will be sampling grasshoppers, wheat midge, and wheat stem sawfly this fall. The data collected will help us forecast what to expect in 2024, BUT the weather plays a big role in what will actually happen! #abBugChat
@APGresearch @ShaunSharpe9 @FloateKevin @hectorcarabido Sorry for missing #abBugChat yesterday! I was collecting grasshopper samples along SKHW18 and HW2 for our annual species composition survey. You were in good hands though!
Producers & agronomists in Barrhead Co. keep an eye on your canola for diamondback moth. My morning processing is saying that they could certainly be in your canola. #abcountingbugs23
Producers & agronomists in Lac Ste Anne Co. keep serious look out for diamondback moth in your canola. My morning processing is saying that they could certainly be in your canola. #abcountingbugs23
AB wheat growers and agronomists...We are looking for fields to survey for wheat midge after you combine this fall. If you have a field we could use, DM me for details! Will really help us out this fall. #countingbugs23#abbugchat
Producers and Agronomists in southern AB...having issues with wheat stem sawfly? We would be happy to add your field to our survey this fall after the combines roll. If you have a field we could survey...DM me for details or to share a legal. #abbugchat#countingbugs23
@breannetidemann @ShaunSharpe9 @SKweedgeek@APGExtension@APGresearch@charlesmgeddes On the topic of yellow clematis: my mom is still salty about the county telling her to get rid of the one climbing on a sign post at the driveway. It had been there >10 years and never spread. The daisies and yellow buttercup are a much bigger problem than her clematis ever was