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Western Bean Cutworm Trapping

Western bean cutworm is an emerging corn ear pest in Wisconsin as it continues to expand its range eastward from the western Corn Belt. Learn how to monitor the pest in your area.

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Variant Western Corn Rootworm Network

A behavioral variant of western corn rootworm has adapted to corn-soybean rotation. Learn if this variant is a risk in your area.

ipm-Pest Information Platform for Extension and Education

This North American soybean aphid-reporting network provides weekly updated maps of aphid densities by geographical region accompanied by Extension specialist commentary and IPM recommendations.

Soybean Aphid Suction Trap Network

This regional network reports numbers of migrating soybean aphids from May to November. High numbers in fall flights can indicate a high soybean aphid population the following year.


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Extension Projects WBC trapping Variant WCR ipm-PIPE SBA suction trap Publications PowerPoints Wisconsin Crop Manager Articles Webcasts	Extension Projects Western Bean Cutworm Trapping Western bean cutworm is an emerging corn ear pest in Wisconsin as it continues to expand its range eastward from the western Corn Belt. Learn how to monitor the pest in your area. UW Extension fact sheet North Central IPM fact sheet Trapping protocol WBC monitoring network WBC short course information WBC insect page Variant Western Corn Rootworm Network A behavioral variant of western corn rootworm has adapted to corn-soybean rotation. Learn if this variant is a risk in your area. 2008 survey results 2007 survey results 2006 survey results How-to guide for variant monitoring Survey maps WCRW insect page ipm-Pest Information Platform for Extension and Education This North American soybean aphid-reporting network provides weekly updated maps of aphid densities by geographical region accompanied by Extension specialist commentary and IPM recommendations. ipmPIPE information Soybean Aphid ipmPIPE current map Soybean aphid insect page Soybean Aphid Suction Trap Network This regional network reports numbers of migrating soybean aphids from May to November. High numbers in fall flights can indicate a high soybean aphid population the following year. Suction trap data Soybean aphid suction trapping Soybean aphid insect page
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