Corn Leafhopper and the Red Stunt Disease Complex
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- Publication
- Date of Publication
- October 15, 2024
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Overview
Publication Information
In 2024, the corn leafhopper has become a serious pest for corn in Texas. This invasive insect can cause a lot of damage and spread diseases. To help you fight back, we have a factsheet that covers everything you need to know.
Learn how to spot corn leafhoppers in your fields and understand their life cycle and habits. Discover the diseases these pests can spread and how they affect your corn, and see how different areas of Texas are impacted. Find out the best steps to reduce and prevent damage, and learn to recognize the symptoms of red stunt disease with detailed descriptions and photos.
Equip yourself with the knowledge to protect your corn and ensure a healthy crop.
Who is this for:
- Corn Growers in Texas.
- Agricultural Extension Agents.
- Pest Management Professionals.
- Agronomy Students and Researchers.
- Policy Makers and Agricultural Planners.
- Crop Consultants.
What will you learn?
- Identification of Corn Leafhoppers.
- Corn Leafhopper Biology.
- Red Stunt Disease Complex.
- Regional Impacts.
- Damage Mitigation Steps.
- Symptomology of Red Stunt Disease.
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