Well FRASS, what is eating my crop!?!

AAlice Harris
June 17, 2020

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This year, farmers across Ohio have been reporting some serious infestations of Armyworm. Armyworms overwinter in the southern US and adults begin to migrate North in April and May. Females like grassy areas to lay their eggs and this often means infestations in an area can begin in your cover crops (maybe already planted to corn), wheat, and possibly other small grain, fields. Once larvae hatch, they will feed for around three weeks, and according to reports from Kansas State University each la

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