Cooperative Economic Insect Report, Vol. 17 (Classic Reprint): April 7, 1967: April 7, 1967 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A weekly snapshot of crop pests and their impact across the United States.

This edition compiles current conditions, regional reports, and practical notes for growers, extension agents, and pest managers. It covers what pests are active, where they are most damaging, and early indicators to watch as spring progresses.

The report highlights key trends: greenbugs are diminishing in Texas but remain heavy in Noble County, Oklahoma; the European corn borer numbers are the highest ever recorded in New Madrid County, Missouri, as March ends; alfalfa damage from the alfalfa weevil is emerging in several states; and pea aphid activity remains heavy in Arizona, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Missouri. Additional state records and regional notes accompany these observations.

• Current conditions by pest and region, including population levels and early signals for management.


• New state records and notable detections, with points of interest for monitoring and reporting.


• Weather context and outlook that may influence pest development and control timing.


• Reference to a structured contents guide covering crops such as corn, alfalfa, sugar beets, and more.

Ideal for readers who work in agriculture, extension services, or pest control, and need a concise, timely overview of insect activity and regional trends.

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