By Terri BilleisenAlthough we posted an alert on fall armyworms (FAW) in late July this year, they are still a major problem in some areas. Fall armyworms are... |Turffiles
By rbrandenHysteria in the press and social media: how do we provide the truth? A “Roundup” of Recent Information Rick Brandenburg, WNR Distinguished Professor, Dept of... |Turffiles
By Terri BilleisenIf you haven’t seen them, you’ve probably heard them flying around and crashing into everything. Green June beetles are actively flying, mating and laying eggs.... |Turffiles
By Terri BilleisenFall Armyworms (FAW) are moving their way up through South Carolina and will likely be in NC in the next few weeks. FAWs are 1-1/2... |Turffiles
By Terri BilleisenThe heat of July is upon us which means that chinch bugs are active again! Chinch bug adults are tiny insects that are oval-shaped and... |NC State, Turffiles
By Terri BilleisenDoes this damage look familiar? In managed turf, the small, perfectly round emergence hole is often a sign of black cutworm damage. However, when research specialist...
