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Sites are nearing a threshold for treatment in multiple counties, putting us a few weeks ahead of schedule for the first round of ABW apps.
It seems like whenever I make a generalized statement about ABW adult activity, the beetles immediately do the opposite.
In the last week, we have seen some North Carolina sites inch their way towards a threshold for treatment.
It’s been an unusually warm season and we are seeing early ABW activity at two of three WeevilTrak sites in North Carolina. Historically, first applications...
Despite having a relatively busy few weeks, ABW activity has finally seemed to drop off for the season.
WeevilTrak site reports from the last 2-3 weeks indicate that ABW adult activity has not really slowed, and has even increased, in some areas. Despite...
ABW adult activity in NC in 2022 was certainly more unpredictable when you compare application timing at each site to that of previous years.
Things are likely to get a little crazy before tapering off in July. Hit it hard now so you can relax a little as we move through the growing season.
ABW adult activity at WeevilTrak sites has been low and slow since the first adult appearance in late February. Numbers are consistently below threshold...
Another weevil season is upon us and while we have had some crazy cold weather in the last week or two, adult annual bluegrass weevils are active.
In areas historically hit hard by annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) activity and damage in North Carolina, June and July have been fairly quiet this year...
We're seeing some larval activity at WeevilTrak sites in North Carolina.
ABW activity and temperatures are heating up in North Carolina.
As of Friday, April 2, things were getting a bit of a late start in North Carolina, especially compared to 2020, when a warm February resulted in early...
With a few exceptions, annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) activity in North Carolina has been quiet since early June. This is typical for this area. Most years...
…it’s (typically) the busiest time for annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) and management in North Carolina. If ever you were going to pick a time to monitor...
In the last few days, sites in Cashiers and around the Hendersonville area have seen increased numbers in adults so it is likely time to start planning...
We now have three sites across the western part of North Carolina which will give us a good snapshot at what is happening, in terms of timing and ABW...
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