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Growing degree days may not have accumulated that much in Virginia, but other indications are suggesting that a first spray application to target ABW...
Nothing signals the start of the annual bluegrass weevil season more than sitting down to write the opening WeevilTrak blog. This year is looking as though...
February in New Jersey was certainly snowy and seemed cold, but temperature-wise it was actually spot-on average. Since we have not had a lot of extreme...
As the week of March 6 has brought some warm weather to Virginia ABW have started to appear slowly.
During this last week of September, we are seeing pretty much only a few lingering adults at our three Virginia WeevilTrak locations that will likely...
2020 will go down as crazy and wild year in many factors of our lives. 2020 was a pretty temperate year for annual bluegrass weevils (ABW) as a whole...
ABW update for August 25, 2020 in Virginia – Adult peaks and more larvae are building up
The 2020 year has been one of uncertainties in many areas and it’s true for annual bluegrass weevils (ABW) as well.
Annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) larvae seem to be popping up in many places across New Jersey. It seems rather early for larvae of the 3rd ABW generation...
I was just telling a superintendent the other day that 2020 has been the quietest annual bluegrass weevil year that I can remember. However, the last...
As of the last week of July, we are seeing a mix of ABW life stages from small larvae to adults at our three Virginia WeevilTrak courses.
Trying to predict annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) activity after the middle of July is like trying to predict rainfall in the Mid-Atlantic during the third...
Annual bluegrass weevil populations in central and northern New Jersey currently consist of all stages from spring generation adults through large larvae...
With a few exceptions, annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) activity in North Carolina has been quiet since early June. This is typical for this area. Most years...
We have had nothing but intense heat and no rainfall since my last blog entry and some reports of weevil damage have come in. Several superintendents...
The spring generation of annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) has completed its development and the adults of that generation are at the peak of their activity...
ABW developing is moving along in central Pennsylvania to northeast Ohio.
ABW update for June 22, 2020 in Virginia: It’s all about the new adults
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