Spotted Alfalfa Aphid Threat Expands Across United States
The spotted alfalfa aphid, the fastest spreading foreign pest, has advanced east of the Mississippi and reached 30 states. It damaged alfalfa in 11 Western and Midwestern states last year, with California, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas reporting the largest losses. Researchers pursue resistant alfalfa varieties, biological controls, and new insecticides while noting natural enemies and climate influence.
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Beekeeping expert Dr Eva Crane to speak at Morris Arboretum
Beekeepers in the Philadelphia area may attend an 8 p.m. talk by Dr Eva Crane of England at Morris Arboretum Chestnut Hill Philadelphia on Tuesday March 12. The event, in the Mansion House, is organized by Fred W Schwoebel and marks her second US visit to lecture and observe commercial bee operations.
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