Lygus. Credit: Dan Johnson Lygus, grasshoppers, diamondback moth larvae and early bertha armyworms have been reported, as have thrips and swede midge damage, but generally nothing requiring significant widespread action….
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…pattern demo, and learn about fungicide and herbicide timing —Insects, Bees, and Pests. Train to use a sweep net properly, learn to identify bertha armyworms and swede midge, and get…
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…Rebecca Hallett, professor in the University of Guelph’s School of Environmental Sciences, will lead the insect discussion, sharing her research on the ecology and management of swede midge. Full agenda…
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…of pods, is not likely thrips damage. Swede midge or herbicide damage are more likely, but accurate diagnosis may require some effort. Read the August 13 article called “Damage ID”….
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…shriveled brown pedicels are signs of insect feeding on buds. (Pedicels will be intact after heat or drought damage.) Swede midge also damage flowers and bud clusters, resulting in missing…
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…took our photo (see above) and tweeted that it was the record longest panel. The discussion included talk about crop rotation, swede midge, bertha armyworm thresholds, pollinator protection, and how…
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…on buds. (Pedicels will be intact after heat or drought damage.) Swede midge also damage flowers and bud clusters, resulting in missing pods and densely clustered pods on shortened racemes…
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…be intact after heat or drought damage.) Swede midge also damage flowers and bud clusters, resulting in missing pods and densely clustered pods on shortened racemes — a “bouquet” appearance….
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…special? It kills diamondback moths It carries aster yellows It pollinates a large percentage of canola flowers It is a swede midge, a new threat to Prairie canola Loading… …
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