corn ear worm

With temperatures well above 100 degrees, corn growers are asked to watch for pests in their fields.  Washington State University’s Tim Waters said compared to other vegetable crops, corn can handle the heat better, water levels will need to be monitored closely.  But he s...

Northwest corn crops will benefit from the warmer weather in the forecast.  But with that increased growth comes the need to scout for a pests.  Tim Waters with WSU says they’ve received reports over the past couple of weeks of a new pest, specifically on the southern Columbia Basin.  While he woul...