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Late irrigation notes, and what pests are still active and where. Here is what is likely to be the last High Plains IPM Update for 2026, unless there comes a widespread pressing issue.
Highlights, pest status, IPM solutions and announcements for the Texas Mid-High Plains and Upper Rolling Plains
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Late irrigation notes, and what pests are still active and where. Here is what is likely to be the last High Plains IPM Update for 2026, unless there comes a widespread pressing issue.
The surviving summer crops are maturing out, but is the drought? Surviving pests are still seeking green fields to survive in. Here is the latest edition of the Plains Pest Management Newsletter.
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September arrives, the drought remains, as do desperate pests where life remains. FAW potential in late and finishing corn, blister beetles in alfalfa, and cotton pests in lush pockets but harvest aids are on the horizon.
Here is this week’s High Plains IPM Update.