Monday, January 19, 2026

spider mites

What’s Lurking In The Field?

A late-season foe came early in 2021, and a new miticide looks promising for control. • By Amanda Huber • Thrips were prevalent in many fields of late April- and May-planted peanuts. University of Georgia Extension entomologist Mark Abney says thrips...

Herbicides For Bloom And Early Pegging

Most Southwest peanuts have been planted, although it was delayed five to seven days because of the cold soil temperatures and rainfall. By now, herbicides applied preplant and at planting have dissipated, and new weed flushes may be observed...

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