In this week's Ento Update, Nick Bateman and Ben Thrash discuss when Lambda-Cy could be a viable option for rice stink bug control and when to spend the big bucks on Tenchu. Additionally, they cover control options for mites in cotton, bollworms in Bollgaurd3 cotton, and corn earworms in vegetative and reproductive beans and more.

In this week's Ento Update, Nick Bateman and Ben Thrash discuss rice stink bug control options, plant bug and spider mites in cotton, bollworms in Bollgard3 cotton in neighboring states, bollworms in soybeans and more.

Rice & Advice 7-10-25.  Jarrod Hardke discusses management of midseason and late boot nitrogen applications in rice.

Extension entomologists Ben Thrash and Nick Bateman discuss rice stink bug pressure, economic thresholds for bollworms, and more in this week's Entomology Update.

Plant bug populations have been high in Arkansas cotton, bollworm traps in central Arkansas have been catching 1,000+ moths and some growers have had questions about stink bugs in soybeans. Extension entomologists Nick Bateman and Ben Thrash discuss this and more in this week's Entomology Update.

In this week's Entomology Update, extension entomologists Nick Bateman and Ben Thrash discuss when to scout for rice water weevils, different control options for thrips in cotton, current plant bug populations and when to worry about stink bugs in beans.

Arkansas cotton is seeing heavy thrips pressure and southwestern corn borer traps are starting to pick up more moths. Extension entomologists Ben Thrash and Nick Bateman discuss this and more in this week's entomology update.

Extension entomologists Nick Bateman and Ben Thrash discuss current concerns about rice water weevils, thrips, salt marsh caterpillars and more.

In this episode, weed scientists Bob Scott and Tom Barber are joined by agronomist Jarrod Hardke to discuss planting issues, herbicide drift and weed control options for late planted rice fields.

This week, Drs. Ben Thrash and Nick Bateman discuss current insect pest issues in early cotton, corn, and more.