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Could we see alfalfa weevil insecticide resistance in South Dakota?
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Could we see alfalfa weevil insecticide resistance in South Dakota?
BROOKINGS, S.D. — Alfalfa weevils are an annual pest to alfalfa fields, causing damage typically during the first cutting of alfalfa. However, in recent years, weevil pressure in South Dakota and surrounding states has been continuing into the second and even sometimes the third alfalfa cutting, which can be problematic when producers are only expecting it at the beginning of the season. “Seeing this pest continuing to be present can cause some…
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