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https://agrilife.org/texasrowcrops/files/2016/04/Pic-2-Bowling.jpg16501095by Robert Bowling, Stephen Biles, Danielle Sekula-Ortiz, and Kate Harrell Sugarcane Aphid Update: As February was fading into the sunset abundant sugarcane aphid (SCA) populations were observed on volunteer and ratoon sorghum in south Texas. Their early population increase was attributed to unseasonably warm and dry conditions in January and February. There was concern around the possibility of early season SCA outbreaks on south TX sorghum if unseasonably warm conditions persisted. Fortunately, a change in weather patterns brought rain and cooler conditions in March. Recent surveys of SCA... Read More →