Corn Earworms Are Early in Soybeans, Populations Are High, and Moths Are Flying
For many years, corn earworm has been the top pest in North Carolina soybeans in terms of cost of …
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Collapse ▲For many years, corn earworm has been the top pest in North Carolina soybeans in terms of cost of …
Sometimes the things we fear most happen. For a corn farmer the thing they fear most is a prolonged …
We have developed a brief survey to better understand barriers producers in North Carolina and South Carolina face in …
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This posted was authored by Kelly O’Reilly, an interdisciplinary PhD candidate in the Crop and Soil Sciences Department, who …
On March 1st, we gathered with nearly 150 producers, researchers, and industry professionals at the University of Mount Olive …
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