Kansas Insect Newsletter 2000

Issue #10, September 25, 2000 Wheat Insects, Fall Armyworm, Grasshoppers, False wireworms, Greenbugs, Hessian Fly, Flea Beetles, White Grubs and Winter Grain Mites.

Issue #9, July 25, 2000 Corn Insect Alert: Southwestern Corn Borers active in northern Kansas. Fall army worms in brome/grass pastures

Issue #8, June 29, 2000 Chinch bugs in wheat, milo and sorghum; Billbugs attacking sorghum.

Issue #7, June 20, 2000 Southwestern Corn Borers in the North? BT and non-BT corn refuges: how do the economics pencil out?

Issue #6, May 24, 2000 Chinch Bugs, Yellow Sugarcane Aphids in sorghum, Black fly nuisance along streams, Grain sorghum and stand reduction, Ants in the house?

Issue #5, May 1, 2000 Greenbugs, Aphids Attacking Canola, Russian Wheat Aphid, Pea and Blue Alfalfa Aphids, Black Cutworm--Post-Emergence Management in Field Corn and Corn Flea Beetles.

Issue #4, April 14, 2000 Flies, flies, and other kinds of flies; Wireworm problems in sorghum - preventatives for use; Greenbugs; Russian wheat aphid

Issue #3, March 31, 2000 Greenbugs, Russian Wheat Aphids, Brown Wheat Mites, English Grain Aphids, & Greenbug Parasites

Issue #2, March 17, 2000 Remember: There are new BT corn planting guidelines from EPA; Web address for EPA letters to bt registrants; Alfalfa weevil - start looking!

Issue #1, March 9, 2000 Greenbugs may still be a threat to wheat!; Army cutworm; Brown wheat mites; Cattle and horse owners in the entire eastern half of Kansas should be alert for gulf coast ticks in ears of livestock