By the way, though a lot of folks still cling to piling dusts on top of plants, liquid sprays on undersides of leaves nearly ...

Drought saw millions go hungry in Zimbabwe last year Fall armyworm infestation now hitting maize yields Experts say early warnings, pesticides can fight invasion RUSHINGA, Zimbabwe – Abigail Kadirire ...

Abigail Kadirire picks a dark green caterpillar with white stripes off a ragged and torn maize plant and puts it on her palm. She is clearly distressed. "This is the second time this farming ...

Fall armyworm is a highly invasive and destructive caterpillar, which if left unchecked, can increase in numbers increase rapidly due to the abundance of suitable host plants, its fast ...

These pesky larvae (armyworm larvae is kind of another way to say armyworm caterpillar) can quickly devour large patches of grass, leaving behind brown grass and dead-looking areas that make it ...

It’s the fall armyworm that South Carolina deals with ... he said, and many standard caterpillar treatments exist from there. With a life cycle of about 20 days, it’s possible to miss their ...

It attacks the egg of the host in this case the Fall army worm and destroy its eggs. FAW eggs attacked by the Telenomus fail to hatch to the destructive FAW caterpillar. Dr. Frimpong explains that ...

Armyworms, known scientifically as spodeotera frugiperda, are a species of caterpillar commonly associated with foliar damage seen on grass and home landscapes. The infestation caught homeowners ...

The fall armyworm is a caterpillar that eats leaves — and eats them fast. Destruction can happen overnight, turning once green, lush yards to brown, barren deserts. Fall armyworm invasion Tiny ...

The fall armyworm is the caterpillar of a moth that arrives in Georgia almost every year, UGA said. They migrate from Florida yearly and are usually found in Georgia from July until the first frost.