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Wasp Aid Cuts Green Bug Threat In Panhandle Milo
A Texas Panhandle pilot uses parasitic braconid wasps to protect sorghum by releasing eggs in wasp cocoons placed in cups on milo stalks. The program, funded by a $200,000 Grain Sorghum Producers Association grant and run with U.S. Department of Agriculture support, shows reduced need for chemical spraying and preserves beneficial insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. A. Scott
Groom
Scott
Beneficial Insect Control, Inc
Carey McAdams
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Grain Sorghum Producers Association
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Extension Service
Texas
Oklahoma
McAdams
Panhandle
High Plains