a threshold that can be used is 2-3 fall armyworm larvae per square foot. If larvae are smaller (less than ¾ inch), they can still do a lot of feeding and are worth treating with an insecticide ...

Affected pasture grass may look ragged, different from grazed or mowed grass. Fall armyworm larvae feed primarily at night and during cloudy weather. Later in the day, look for armyworms under ...

Armyworms are larvae (caterpillars) of moths that can be grass and crop pests. The true armyworm (Mythimna unipuncta) and the ...

The overall life cycle of the armyworm is 35-60 days. Of these, fall armyworms are the pests most commonly found to damage turfgrass such as that on golf courses and other playing fields.

These pesky larvae (armyworm larvae is kind of another way ... Armyworms are most common during late summer and early fall, especially after periods of heavy rain followed by warm, humid conditions.

The fall armyworm spreads very fast in its adult stage, it can move more than 100 kilometers in a single night. The pest is also capable of laying hundreds of eggs, with the emerging larvae ...

THE EXOTIC pest fall army worm has pushed its way south and has been observed in its larvae stage in Victoria for the first time, including Echuca. Gregor Heard is ACM's national grains industry ...

The larvae work like an army marching their way ... adequate protection against true armyworm like they might against fall armyworm, cautions Brent Tharp, technical product manager for Wyffels ...

Fall armyworms lay eggs in Kansas usually ... You can identify a true armyworm larvae by its greenish brown body with a stripe and yellowish head. The true armyworm moth has a wingspan of 1 ...