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Use a predictor tool in cotton thrips management

As insecticides constantly change, using North Carolina State University's infestation predictor tool can help farmers be proactive about thrips.

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An Essential U S Pesticide Database is Disappearing

Cutbacks to a key source of info on pesticide usage in the U.S. could leave scientists and the public in the dark about impacts on the environment.

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Soil temps predict where pest can survive and spread

Soil temperature indicates where the corn earworm can survive the winter. The finding could help farmers control the ravaging pests more effectively.

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N C State study links soil temperature to predicting spread of costly crop pest

Researchers focused the study on a pest that typically ravages corn, cotton, soybeans, peppers, tomatoes and other vegetable crops.

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New Study: Soil Temperature Can Predict Pest Spread in Crops

Learn how researchers are digging in to get a leg up on corn earworm.

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