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2019FarisENTO091)scanaturalenenemies \u00a0<\/a>Natural Enemies of the Sugarcane Aphid on Sorghum in South Texas\u00a0 \u00a0 This easy-to-read 6-pager provides descriptions and pictures of predators and parasitoids of sugarcane aphid. The last page can be printed and laminated for field ID and use.<\/p>\n

Sugarcane Aphid Identification<\/a> A card that gives you all you need to know about identifying the sugarcane aphid. It is two sided and has simplified information you can take with you into the field. Disponible en espa\u00f1ol.<\/a><\/p>\n

Common Aphid Identification in Texas Small Grains<\/a> A tool to help managers determine what type of aphid might be found on their small grains. The tool takes you step by step to find out which aphid is present.<\/p>\n

Sugarcane Aphid (Hemiptera: Aphididae): A New Pest on Sorghum in North America<\/a> A variety of researchers from Texas, Oklahoma, Georgia, Louisiana and Arkansas talk about this pest in detail and the most recent research being conducted.<\/p>\n

Sugarcane Aphid A New Sorghum Pest in North America<\/a>\u00a0Published in 2016, this document gives important and simplified details about the sugarcane aphid including distribution, seasonal occurrence information, identification, management and damage.<\/p>\n

Sugarcane Aphid: Management Guidelines for Grain and Forage Sorghum in Texas<\/a>\u00a0Published in 2016, this guide is the most up to date guide giving specific information for sorghum producers helping them manage this pest more efficiently. It includes information on identification, detection techniques, pesticide usage and more.<\/p>\n

Sugarcane Aphid Quick Checker Scouting Card: South, Central, and West Texas<\/a>\u00a0This scouting card can help you more quickly make an estimation of the number of sugarcane aphids present in your field. Included are identification reminders and thresholds to determine if you need to take action against the aphid.<\/p>\n

Sugarcane Aphid Decision Tool for Sorghum<\/a>\u00a0This tool is an excel document that\u00a0helps carry out an economic cost-benefit analysis of treating the sugarcane aphid on sorghum. The document requires minimal entry, but can give you information tailored to your specific growing situation. After downloading the file, for detailed instructions on how to use it click\u00a0here.<\/a><\/p>\n

No Benefit of Adjuvants to Enhance Sufloxaflor and Flupyradifrone For Sugarcane Aphid Management<\/a>\u00a0An article that discusses tests done to determine whether the usage of specific adjuvants, additives meant to enhance pesticides, increase efficiency. Methods and approached are shared along with the results that the tested additives are not necessary for controlling the sugarcane aphid.<\/p>\n

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