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1.4 - Second Peak of Armyworms with Luis Espino
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Together, the UCCE Farm Advisors seek to provide relevant, topical research-backed information relating to CA rice production.
Today Luis Espino and I will be talking about Rice Armyworm Monitoring Program and the second generation of armyworms in rice.
Two true armyworm generations occur in rice; moths fly in spring and early summer, laying eggs in rice fields and surrounding vegetation. The larvae that emerge feed on rice foliage. A second moth flight occurs in mid-summer, followed by larvae feeding on rice foliage and panicles.
Upcoming Events!
- UCCE Hedgerow Demonstration Day on August 14
- Annual Rice Field Day on August 28
- Rice Pest Management Course on September 4 *registration required*
Armyworm Resources
CA Armyworm Trapping Network in Rice
UC IPM - True Armyworm in Rice
Other Resources
Rice in the Delta
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