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This year I will continue to monitor five sites for WeevilTrak. As of April 8, all courses are ahead in growing degree day accumulation compared to last year.
As the weevil population winds down in northern New England, it's not too early to plan for next year. While your memory is still fresh, ask yourself...
It's June 21st and the first generation of ABW is over for many courses.Overall, those that followed the WeevilTrak program had good results controlling...
It's always fun and helpful to compare present pest and cultural problems to the past. Did this problem occur earlier, or later than last year? Are we...
It's March 30 and some of the courses in northern New England still have snow cover at 70 percent or more.
The week of May 15 was cold, so the weevil larvae just weren't growing much. Then, on May 22, the thermostat turned up. Since the larvae would begin to...
When the temperature hit 78°F in central New Hampshire on March 9, I thought we were in for a very early, spring weevil emergence. But the recent cooler...
Much of the Northeast is in a moderate drought. According to the National Weather Service, so far this spring precipitation is about 40 percent less than...
It has been very cool and wet the last few days in northern New England. The weather has stalled the accumulation of degree days and the development of...
Before WeevilTrak™, there was more confusion as to timing and choice of insecticides to control the annual bluegrass weevil (ABW). This confusion led...
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