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Soybean Aphid

Last Updated: March 28, 2008 | Related resource areas: Corn and Soybean Production

Soybean aphid is a relatively new pest of soybean in the US. It is now a major pest in the north central states and is rapidly becoming a major pest in the east. Economic thresholds are being developed, as are suggested field scouting techniques. We have created a 12-minute long slide presentation with audio that provides a brief description of soybean aphid and its biology. It also includes the economic threshold and clear instructions on how to use a new ‘Speed Scouting’ technique for determining if your field is at threshold and needs insecticide protection. Take a look at http://breeze.ag.vt.edu/speedscouting.

“For more information on this or other topics related to soybean production, contact your state extension specialist or your local extension educator/agent.”

The following is the link to the soybean extension specialists: state extension soybean specialist


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