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The Economic Impact of the Sugarcane Aphid Outbreak in Texas

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Date of Publication
December 7, 2021
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Overview

This 4-page publication outlines the overall economic impact of the sugarcane aphid during the 2014‚ 2016 grain sorghum growing seasons in Texas.

This publication outlines the overall economic impact of the sugarcane aphid during the 2014' 2016 grain sorghum growing seasons in Texas. The findings are based on survey information regarding yearly crop yields, perceived losses, crop acreage, insecticide application decisions, and management and production practices. (4 pages)

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