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... |NC State, Turffiles
By Terri BilleisenAs of last week, Japanese beetles are flying around Raleigh, eating everything in sight. If a pesticide application in the landscape is necessary, active ingredients... |Turffiles
By Terri BilleisenGround pearls are identified by the presence of small pearl-like bodies on the roots or in the soil. The pink adult stage that crawls is... |NC State
By Terri BilleisenCurious about soapy water sampling for insects? Check out the video below and visit this page for more detailed information! |Turffiles
By Terri BilleisenAs mentioned in a previous blog post, fire ants are attracted to areas with warmer soil temperatures (around paved surfaces, bare soil and near electric... |NC State
By Terri BilleisenBrian spent Wednesday morning teaching children about insects at a local pre-school here in Raleigh. It’s never too early to get kids excited about the...
