It is time to scout alfalfa fields for alfalfa weevil infestations in Colorado. Weevil larvae are currently seen in most fields. These insect larvae are about 1/20 inch long when they first hatch.

If you manage fields with alfalfa, now is the time to be scouting for alfalfa weevil larvae in northern Indiana. Christian Krupke, Purdue Field Crops Pest Management Specialist, recently said that ...

It is time to scout alfalfa fields for alfalfa weevil in Colorado. Weevil larvae are about 1¦20 inch long when they first hatch. They range in color from cream, to pale green, and are curved with ...

Alfalfa weevil has been an early season pest of the alfalfa forage crop in the panhandle region reducing hay yield and quality. More recently, insecticide regulation and resistance brought new ...

There are two common insects, namely alfalfa webworm and weevil, to look for in your alfalfa fields. We have been hearing a lot about abundance of alfalfa webworm moth in Colorado this year. Webworms ...

Perhaps the mild winter brought out the alfalfa weevils in larger numbers this year, but there are options to limit the damage they cause, according to Range and Forage Specialist Jerry Volesky at the ...

It is time to scout alfalfa fields for alfalfa weevil in Colorado. Weevil larvae are about 1/20 inch long when they first hatch. They range in color from cream to pale green, and are curved with shiny ...

BROOKINGS, S.D. -- Populations of alfalfa weevil are at record highs this year according to data collected in Fall River and Butte counties in South Dakota. Although monitoring for alfalfa weevils has ...

Many people assume nothing is going on with the alfalfa weevil during the winter months, or maybe that any eggs present will die during cold weather. That is not the case. Alfalfa weevils are ...

LUCAN, Minn. - When John Deprez of Lucan checked his alfalfa field he saw lots of insects. The infestation prompted him to call Extension IPM specialist Bruce Potter at the University of Minnesota ...

Damage will appear on the leaves, growing tips, buds and new shoots of the alfalfa plant. Leaves become skeletonized and the resulting bleached out plant has an appearance resembling frost damage.