For the last couple of years, especially last season, there has been a noticeable population of green stink bug in some Indiana soybean fields.
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Armyworm primarily feed on grasses. As seen in the past, and now being reported this spring, they will feed on no-tilled soybean into a cereal rye cover crop.
A few soybean fields were planted early, and they are not only emerged, but well into the V-growth stages. Producers are just now finding that these “islands” of legumes have become a trap-crop for bean leaf beetle activity early this season.
The nematology laboratory at Purdue University will be closing at the end of June. The last day we accept samples is the first of June.
