In the Pioneer Agronomy Update, Strategic Account Manager Cole Ehrlin has identified pockets of corn rootworm in the region. Crop rotation used to be effective in controlling this issue, but Northern Corn Rootworm has adapted to that rotation with extended diapause. Those eggs can remain dormant for one-to-three years. Learn more in this report.
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