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ABW are on the move in New Jersey, and it's time to start monitoring adult ABW populations if you are planning to apply an adulticide.
What can we expect early in the season after not having had much of a winter? Not really sure: ABW is a very adaptable creature.
With some good ABW populations in our plots in spring followed by the dry summer, we have seen some major reductions in annual bluegrass, and an increase...
There has been only limited ABW activity at my research sites in the last weeks. It has been generally very dry since about mid-June and generally very...
With the warm weather we have had in the region, ABW stages and generations have continued to advance quickly.
The spring generation of ABW in central and northern NJ is now mostly in the latter stages.
The period to apply early larvicides to target small ABW larvae feeding inside the turfgrass plants is around the corner.
With the current weather forecast, I expect peak adult densities to occur around Friday, April 15. But after that it will get quite cool for a while so...
The growing degree day monitors have been placed at Pine Brook Golf Course (Manalapan, New Jersey) and Preakness Hills Country Club (Wayne, New Jersey...
Things should be really slowing down with annual bluegrass weevils now. But it looks like there is still some scattered ABW activity in New Jersey right now.
Annual bluegrass weevils (ABW) are still rearing their heads here and there in New Jersey. The spottiness of ABW is pretty normal in summer, especially...
With the warm weather we have had in the region, annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) stages and generations have continued to advance quickly.
In central and northern New Jersey, it is time to scout for and, if necessary, treat against the adults of the annual bluegrass weevil spring generation...
In central and northern New Jersey, the annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) populations are moving along with larvae now present up to the 4th stage, exceptionally...
After a rather warm spring thus far, annual bluegrass weevil activity seems to have slowed down a bit with somewhat cooler weather more recently. But...
February in New Jersey was certainly snowy and seemed cold, but temperature-wise it was actually spot-on average. Since we have not had a lot of extreme...
Annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) larvae seem to be popping up in many places across New Jersey. It seems rather early for larvae of the 3rd ABW generation...
Annual bluegrass weevil populations in central and northern New Jersey currently consist of all stages from spring generation adults through large larvae...
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