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Heavy populations of armyworm have arrived in Indiana earlier than normal. Farmers need to scout their at-risk fields.

Extended spring weather brings armyworm aplenty to Indiana

Mild temperatures in March have extended the spring season and brought armyworm moths to Indiana in populations not so abundant since 2001, which was dubbed “The Year of the Armyworm.” While this isn't necessarily a disastrous situation, Purdue Extension entomologist John Obermeyer says corn growers should be scouting their at-risk fields.

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