Woods County wheat and canola producers should check their crop often for fall armyworms
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September 23, 2016
“Woods County wheat producers have planted a lot of acres in the last 10 days,” said Greg Highfill, Woods County Extension educator ag/4-H. He added, “The majority of these acres were planted early to be utilized this winter for wheat pasture grazing.”
With the available soil moisture, wheat pasture production is off to a great start. Unfortunately, the fall armyworm is attempting to destroy this forage growth. Oklahoma State University’s Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources is recommending state wheat and canola growers scout their crop regularly for the presence of fall ar...
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