Pest Alert

Japanese Beetles Emerge

Emily Unglesbee
By  Emily Unglesbee , DTN Staff Reporter
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Japanese beetles feed in groups and can defoliate a soybean plant quickly, so growers need to scout early and often. (DTN photo by Pam Smith)
Japanese beetles feed in groups and can defoliate a soybean plant quickly, so growers need to scout early and often. (DTN photo by Pam Smith)
Japanese beetles have emerged in many Midwestern fields and growers need to keep an eye out for defoliated soybeans and silk-clipping in corn.

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Emily Unglesbee

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