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Start monitoring before seedlings emerge by checking for egg masses and young larvae in surrounding weeds. Pay attention to nearby armyworm movements and dig a deep ditch on the edge of the field under attack to trap and kill larvae. extracts include basil, chili, garlic, (EAU DE NEEM), BT. Products containing indoxacarb (AVAUNT 150 SC or SINOXACARB 15 SC) may be used. Cutworm species, (Agrotis ipsilon, Peridroma saucia, and others) (very significant) Natural enemies like ground beetles, spiders, damsel bugs, minute pirate bugs, assassin bugs, big-eyed bugs, and lacewing larvae naturally control armyworms. Parasitic wasp species Trichogramma, Copidosoma, Apanteles, Diadegma, and Hyposoter sting and parasitize eggs and larvae (some of these organisms are available for purchase commercially). Use of nocturnal overhead sprinkler irrigation to dislodge and repel pests. Use of pheromone misters and emitters to disrupt mating. Use of floating row screen or mesh covers to exclude egg-laying moths. Use of artisanal extracts of garlic or chili pepper, and natural biopesticides or microbial controls consisting of Bacillus thuringiensis/BT (BATIK WG)/BT, spinosad (LASER 480 SC). Use of synthetic pesticides containing indoxacarb (AVAUNT 150 SC or SINOXACARB 15 SC). Corn rootworm, Diabrotica species (very significant) Rootworm damage is most common in heavy, damp soils. Any cultural practices that help dry the soil surface will reduce survival of rootworm eggs and early-instar larvae. Soil insecticides such as carbaryl (SEVIN 85 S), malathion
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