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| Current Issue: June 2013 |
Watch for These Pests
In 2012, cowpea aphids were observed
feeding on large areas of
peanut acres in a very sandy region
of Florida, close to the Alabama border.
There have been numerous other instances
where cowpea aphids have been
seen feeding on peanut pegs, but those
infestations were overlooked as serious. Read more...
Feature Stories
• Cowpea Aphid
Scout developing pegs to find this
pest feeding.
• A Wedge-Shaped Wonder
This long-named, small insect has risen
to the status of key pest.
• Tropic Croton
Surveys indicate this is the third most troublesome weed in peanuts.
• Benghal Dayflower
Changes in production schemes may cause a resurgence of this weed.
• Farm Bill Update
Will 2013 be the year a five-year Farm Bill is passed?
• Pesticide Roundup
Columns & Departments
• Market Watch
No contract offers to encourage peanut planting
• News Products
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