May 29, 2008 Agronomy

Spot Check for Early Season Armyworm Damage

Now isn’t the time we normally think about widespread armyworm damage in corn.

However, it is the time when migrating moths are moving into the state and may cause damage to scattered seedling corn fields when/if field conditions are favorable. This spring migration is unpredictable in terms of incidence and severity.

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