In his last update of the season, UCCE Rice Advisor Luis Espino reports a continual drop in the number of armyworm moths found in rice field traps. Rice field maturity has reached a stage when the potential for armyworms to injure panicles has passed. READ MORE
Here’s a link to the latest update in the fight against the armyworm.
UCCE Rice Advisor Luis Espino reports overall armyworm numbers appear to be declining, however the numbers are still high in some locations. READ MORE
The latest update from UCCE Rice Advisor Luis Espino shows variability in the number of armyworm moths discovered in Sacramento Valley rice fields. READ MORE
This week’s armyworm update from UCCE Rice Advisor Luis Espino indicates a spike in the number of moths caught in pheromone traps at several locations. This means it’s important for growers to closely monitor their fields. READ MORE
Information released today by UCCE Rice Advisor Luis Espino shows a slight increase in the number of armyworm moths trapped in rice country.
The latest figures may correlate with the second of two usual peaks of armyworm activity, which typically hits around mid-August. Last year’s mid-August outbreak was considered mild.
This week’s update from UCCE Rice Advisor Luis Espino provides some good news currently in the armyworm battle. READ MORE
This week’s armyworm update from UCCE Rice Advisor Luis Espino indicates very few detections in most areas. READ MORE
The latest update from UCCE Rice Advisor Luis Espino indicates moth numbers are dropping. READ MORE
The new weekly update on the armyworm battle in the Sacramento Valley has been posted. READ MORE
A new update has been posted on the armyworm battle in Sacramento Valley rice fields. READ MORE
