Soil samples in North Dakota show low levels of overwintering wheat midge larvae (cocoons) for the 2018 season, but North Dakota State University Extension discusses when and why it's important wise to scout certain fields.
Wheat midge, a non-native pest that feeds on developing wheat kernels, is a serious economic threat to farmers, especially in Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
The earliest recorded detection in western Canada was in 1901, with the first major outbreak in Saskatchewan in 1983
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