Armyworms
The armyworm is native to the Americas, but localized invasive populations have been observed in areas of Europe, Africa, the Mideast, and Asia. It is a member of the moth family Noctuidae, a large group that includes most species of cutworms.
Symptoms:
Armyworm adults feed on plant nectar and are not a threat to crops. The larvae, however, feed primarily on grasses and are an infrequent, but significant, pest of cereals including small grains, corn, rice, forage grasses, and turf grasses. The larvae can feed and complete their development on a wide variety of broadleaf species when large populations deplete their preferred food plants.
Solution:
As a professional agrochemicals supplier, CHICO has accumulated rich experience and could offer the corresponding high-class solutions, e.g.: SMASH 11.8%SC, CAMBRI 24%SC.
Related Agrochemical Products
ACELA® Acetamiprid 2%+Lambda-cyhalothrin 1.5% 3.5%ME Insecticide
CHICO SEAKING® Seaweed Extract Powder/Flake Organic Fertilizer
DIPRO® Difenoconazole 150g/L+Propiconazole 150g/L 300g/L EC Fungicide
CHICO NPK® Balance Water-soluble Compound Fertilizer
SUTAN® Fosthiazate 30% CS Nematocide
BIO AMINO® Organic Bio Amino Acid Fertilizer
FORON® Forchlorfenuron 0.1%SL Plant Growth Regulator
TRIPO® Propiconazole 125g/L+Tricyclazole 400g/L 525g/L SE Fungicide
