Field Monitor News

Losses from Corn earworm (CEW) have been estimated as high as 7% and populations may reach economic infestations
of 35 million acres across the entire United States. Between the difficulty of effectively controlling CEW with insecticides
and the damage generally being over looked until harvest, many farmers have elected to accept the lost yield potential.
New tools are becoming available to combat CEW and help protect yield potential. For details click here.