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Mitigating Insect Damage to Protect Corn Yields

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August 10, 2024

DATE  |  June 2024

LOCATION  |  McLouth, KS

CROP  |  Corn

THREAT  |  Insect Damage

MISSION  | 1   2   3    4 5   6


 

Prompt identification and treatment of insect damage are essential to prevent significant yield loss in corn.

PROBLEM

  • Grower experienced extreme threat of chewing damage in this field detected by Taranis on time
  • These pests can cause a major decrease in yield of 25-50 bushels
  • Missing leaves in corn where detected including bared leaves


RECOMMENDATION

  • Grower and advisor went to the field to ground truth and assess the severity of the damage
  • Grower and advisor decided to treat the insect damage

 


OPPORTUNITY

  • Catching insect damage quickly can decrease wilting and death of a crop.
  • Insect damage was detected in 39 acres (67%) with the help of Taranis the grower was able to save 32 bushels per acre worth $128 per acre in yield increase

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