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In central and northern New Jersey, the annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) populations are slowly approaching the adult stage. On Tuesday, June 19 at Preakness...
The first generation of annual bluegrass weevils appears to be winding down in some parts of southern New England, and just reaching its peak in some...
Although there has been some rainfall out west, it is nothing compared to what we saw during the month of May. As mentioned in the previous blog post...
A lot has happened since my last WeevilTrak post, including the completion of many of our chemical trials, and the appearance of annual bluegrass weevil...
The month of May was marked by more than 10 inches of rainfall for most of the Mid-Atlantic region, and the Southern Northeast region. This weather pattern...
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