Last December, a CNN article declared 2020 as the year of scary bugs. But 2021 has perhaps been worse with the return of the infamous …
Controlling pests can be a win for everyone.
by Deb McCullough with the Michigan State University Extension, Department of Entomology.
As I write this article (February), here in Raleigh, North Carolina, we are experiencing freezing sleet, and we’ve had nighttime temperatures in the lower teens …
If we were to create a “10 Most Wanted” list of ornamental pests, we would be hard-pressed to find 10 more notorious and destructive pests …
Staying one step ahead of dynamic pest populations Click image to enlarge. Two species of European crane flies have now been identified in the U.S. …
RALEIGH, N.C. – New research from North Carolina State University finds that higher temperatures found in urban environments are a key contributor to higher populations …
We here at Turf magazine can’t possibly know your regional conditions, but if you’re in or near the U.S. Midwest or Northeast you will find …
By Dr. David Shetlar It will take time to determine if an early spring results in larger insect populations,in turf and ornamental plant pests. We’re …
Light to moderate shade is the limit for most turf species.Photos by John Fech, UNL, unless otherwise noted. Shade is a welcome feature of a …
