Insects Category

Kansas Insect Newsletter

June edition of the Kansas Insect Newsletter is up. This months articles:   Hugh Wasps With Long "Stingers"   Get Them While They Are Small (grasshoppers)   Rhubarb Curculio   Bagworms Are Active   Good News and Bad News (sawfly...

Check out this weeks K-State Newsletter

Check it out HERE There are a bunch of great articles relevant to what many of us are going to deal with in the garden this summer: Do Not Over-Fertilize Tomatoes Physiological Leaf Curl in Tomatoes Tomato Leaf-Spot Diseases Onions...

Controlling Bagworms Video

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Junes Kansas Insect Newsletter

This months newsletter has a great article about Bagworms. Check it out here.

Kansas Insect Newsletter

Here is May's Kansas Insects Newsletter There is some good info about Pine Needle Scale, Colorado Potato Beetle and Bean Beetle.

Kansas Insect Newsletter

Check out the new issue of the Kansas Insect Newsletter. It has a good article on climate change and pill bugs.

Forest Health Newsletter

Spring has arrived - - finally! Here are a few updates on the timing of spring warm-up and a couple tree health issues. As we all know,spring warm-up is late this year. How late? Based on phenological indicators (blooming, budbreak, etc.)...

Kansas Insect Newsletter

This months Kansas Insect Newsletter has some info on the dreaded Emerald Ash Borer. http://entomology.k-state.edu/doc/Newsletters/2013/Insect-Newsletter-2013-1.pdf

Combined Pesticide Exposure Affects Bumblebee Colonies Story by: Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council Individual worker behavior and colony success are both affected when bees are exposed to a combination of pesticides, according to research conducted by Dr. Richard Gill...

Box Elder Bugs

Here is a great article about Box Elder Bugs by Dr. Raymond Cloyd. entomology.k-state.edu/doc/Newsletters/KS%20Insect%20Newsletter%2025.pdf