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Annual bluegrass weevil populations in central and northern New Jersey currently consist of all stages from spring generation adults through large larvae...
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...
We have had nothing but intense heat and no rainfall since my last blog entry and some reports of weevil damage have come in. Several superintendents...
The spring generation of annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) has completed its development and the adults of that generation are at the peak of their activity...
ABW developing is moving along in central Pennsylvania to northeast Ohio.
ABW update for June 22, 2020 in Virginia: It’s all about the new adults
There is nothing easy about managing…..well anything in the mid-Atlantic, but even with all the information at your fingertips with websites and instant...
The first wave of ABW larvae have done their damage.
Growing degree day (GDD) accumulation in Massachusetts and northern Connecticut had a quick start in early March and increased relatively rapidly up to...
We started to first see some annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) damage in northern Virginia and Maryland on May 22 to May 25.
Yes, Steve McDonald is right: it is a mess! The crazy weather patterns must have the annual bluegrass weevils (ABWs) about as confused as you.
In my career, I thought I had heard every question possible from golf course superintendents until this week. I had a superintendent ask me if I thought...
…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...
The graphs below show the annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) adult (top graphs) and larval densities (bottom graphs) per square foot from the Federal Club...
We have been experiencing an extremely cold stretch of weather in Pennsylvania and Ohio over the last couple of weeks, including two days where we woke...
At Pine Brook Golf Course, annual bluegrass weevil adult numbers determined by soaping have been low all spring (no higher than 0.67 per 1 ft.2 on the fairway).
As of May 3, 2020, good degree days (GDD) are 365, 240 and 175 GDD, respectively, as you move up in elevation from Richmond, Roanoke to Blacksburg.
It is Monday morning, May 4, 2020. My first blog ever. Most superintendents with whom I communicate state that they wanted to wait for their first adulticide...
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