Soybean aphid pressure intensifying in United States

Published Aug 10, 2024

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Soybean aphid infestations are increasing in the Upper Midwest, particularly in northern Iowa, necessitating regular scouting every seven to ten days through August, according to Syngenta agronomic services rep Jesse Grote. Grote recommends applying insecticides like Endigo ZCX when aphid numbers reach 250 per plant to effectively control the pest. The University of Minnesota Extension also reports significant increases in soybean aphid numbers in southern Minnesota.
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Soybean aphid infestations are surging throughout the Upper Midwest. Syngenta agronomic services rep Jesse Grote says populations are growing fast. “Especially up in northern Iowa. So it’s prime time to be scouting for aphids, and that needs to be done on a seven to ten-day interval here at least through the month of August.” He tells Brownfield the economic threshold is 250 aphids per plant. “Then we need to get an insecticide like Endigo ZCX out there and get some good knockdown and residual control.” ...
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