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Soybean Aphids Continue to Build in Some Fields – Scouting Should Begin

July 4, 2011 • Written by Tracey Baute
Soybean Aphids Continue to Build in Some Fields - Scouting Should Begin
It's time to start scouting soybeans to make sure soybean aphids are not reaching threshold.  A few fields that my crew has been monitoring have continued to rise in aphid numbers and are getting closer to threshold.  There are natural enemies present though and they could still win the battle. Â... Continue reading →
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Soybean Aphids Barely Here but Watch Out for Spidermites

August 4, 2010 • Written by Tracey Baute
It hasn't been since 2002 that we have experienced this low of levels of soybean aphids.  Cross my fingers and knock on wood but I think we are going to get through the season without a problem. That said, spidermites are starting to pop up in fields, particularly where it is starting to get a bit... Continue reading →
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Soybean Aphids and Western Bean Cutworm Are Here

June 21, 2010 • Written by Tracey Baute
Our first weekly soybean aphid scouting map is now available.  Click on the link below to see it. Ontario Soybean Aphid Scouting Map for Week of June 14th 2010 So far, no aphids have been found at our sites though I am aware of soybean fields near Palmyra and Ottawa with soybean aphids in them. ... Continue reading →
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Until Mid R6, Soys Still Need Attention – Aphids, BLB and Stink Bugs

September 11, 2009 • Written by Tracey Baute
There are a few guys out there thinking that with the cooler nights, SOYBEAN APHIDS will be leaving their fields so they don't need to spray those fields that recently reached threshold.  If aphids are staying at threshold levels 3 or 4 days after the initial assessment, you still need to spray. ... Continue reading →
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Insects for this Week

July 9, 2009 • Written by Tracey Baute
First off, I apologize for not updating the blog for the last little while.  I've been busy with setting up the SouthWest Diagnostic Days and just ran out of time.  But let me catch you up on a few things that have taken place but I am also hoping that others who have been out in fields more than ... Continue reading →
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