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Calm before the (or a) storm?
Stink bugs, a pest of corn and soybeans (and a F.I.T.)
A brief round up for the start of July, Part 1
Insect pests, they're not just in soybeans
A week of firsts (pest sightings)!
Strange start to soybean production
Don't know what you got till its gone?: Chlropyrifos banned
How are the insects doing while its hot and dry
Podcast part 2-Erin is crushing it (still no aphids)
Half a pod is better than no pod?-Prep for next weeks Fun Insect Trivia question (Now with the picture!)
Flex, fling and lubricate, but really we talk about rootworms
It's still dry, insects are active, and Matt is talking about pollinators
It rained, and we still have insects in our crops
We're Back! And we are hot and dry
Post-Derecho report, part 2 (also a FIT)
Post-Derecho report, part 1 (also soybean aphid population are increaseing)
Whose gonna win the race- soybean plants or aphids?
Breaking out, in a corn sweat.
Alfalfa caterpillars, not just in alfalfa! All that and more.
Its July, and there are more than fireworks in the air.
More insects coming to the party, including soybean gall midges
Did you see that beetle, caterpillar, aphid? We did. What does it all mean?
It's hot, humid and there are bugs everywhere
Early-season pest update
Early-season pest update
Don’t snub those grubs
M&M's and sweatpants
Starting up again with Season 11
Is it August already?
Flash drought: some like it hot
What's the opposite of drought?
Brown and down!
Farming for yield or profit?
Do bees like caffeine?
Matt goes to Brazil
Lawyers, Insecticides and Money
Aphids are active. Midges, too?
Should soybean aphids like AC/DC?
A case of "false" identity
Oh hail! And pest updates
Black flies and bug eaters
Warm, wet weather brings all the black flies to the yard
Bees in the (European) news again
Don't call it a comeback!
ESA recap
Who lives in an insect coffin?
Lucky #13
Erin has Lyme disease
Jiminy Crickets!
Resurging aphids? Inconceivable!
2 late 2 sPRAY
Forgotten but not gone: midseason pest update
Field crop pest updates
Is this 2007 all over again?
Finding more aphids, being malaise, and getting F.I.T.
Don't freak out (about a few aphids)
When (cut and army) worms attack!
Cool, wet soils in Iowa
Season 8: a new beginning
The end (of season 7)
Gosh, it's hot
It's the Flu Game!
You mite want to listen to this one: spider mite management
Insecticides up for review
Fall round up: all potatoes and no gravy
Interview with Ric Bessin: wireworms, stink bugs and bee stings
De-Icing from the bug meeting
Ag mergers and pesticides in the news
Busy extension week
Aphid resistance is our new reality
Mite we see a few soybean pests this summer?
Drought and spider mites go together like PB & J
A new pub, workshops and crops switch gears
Herbicide or herbivore?
Pardon the interruptions! Field crop pest updates for Iowa
Interview with the ESA Executive Director
Announcing our new podcasting widget!
Aphids are everywhere this spring
We're podcasting in the rain on Friday the 13th
It's a new podcasting season!
Changes in weather and pesticide use
Wasp release for soybean aphid
11th anniversary of the Yellow Book for soybean aphid
Understanding life cycle assessments with Dr. Rosentrater
More pesticide regulations in the news
Industry mergers and spinoffs
Are soybean aphids becoming resistant?
We're back (and tired) from ESA
Future of chlorpyrifos
What do you call monarch butterflies in Australia?
Can natural enemies delay resistance to Bt crops?
Nuisance pests and smear campaigns
Too many damn bees?!
Interview with Dominic Reisig
EPA ruling transforms neonicotinoid registration
The pros of conservation
What worries you?
Back to school!
Stop touching me!
What do aphids and rootworms have in common?
Aphids, now!
Rainy days and Mondays (and aphids, mites and caterpillars) always get me down
Soybean aphids picking up steam in Iowa
Scout for what? Do it now!
Back together again!
Aphids and green cloverworms show up
Apres le deluge, moi (and by moi, I mean the soybean aphid podcast)
Armyworms: not just a corn pest
Live from the Lil' Apple! Part 2
Live from the Lil' Apple! Part 1
True armyworms attack rye cover crops
Spring pest update and pollinator fest
We are bringing back the podcast!
Special guest, Donald Lewis, asks if aphids make more lady beetles
It's ON! Soybean aphid outbreaks in northern Iowa
Aphids are breaking, bad.
Aphids on the rise, and rootworms, too!
Now it's cool, just the way aphids like it
Gosh it's hot! Soybean aphids, rootworms, mites and bees
Matt's back and so are the JBs!
Soybean aphid confirmed throughout the region
Back in business - the podcast resumes for 2013!
Is it too late to spray? Plus a new video!
Bean leaf beetles out but spider mites are still top dog
Spider mites continue injury
The drought thickens: dry hot weather is good for spider mites
Good news, bad news, and drought
Iowa continues to be hot and dry
Japanese beetles: not just in soybean
Japanese beetles: a new pest of Iowa corn and soybean?
The soybean aphid podcast is back for 2012!
Bringing it home: wrapping up a season of aphids in soybeans
Rounding third: covering the bases with late season aphid management advice
Pull the trigger?
Tora tora tora
When to spray for aphids
Aphid populations increase! No lie.
Soybean aphids remain at low levels
Aphids establish a foothold
Soybean aphids found on soybeans
First soybean aphid podcast of 2011!
Preharvest intervals and insecticides
Soybean aphids populations increasing? Really?
Soybean defoliators
Soybean aphids are patchy in Iowa
Winged aphids on the move
Aphids are hard to find
Still no aphids
Soybean pest activity update
Soybean aphid update
Soybean aphid podcast is back on the air for 2010!
A discussion with Mary Gardiner about lady beetles
Corn Aphids: is this the next new pest for Iowa farmers?
An aphid is an aphid is an aphid
Attack of the winged aphids
Spotty aphid outbreaks continue
Considering insecticides for managing aphids
Update on Iowa bee rule
Soybean aphid populations' build
Slow growing aphid populations
Aphids on the move in Iowa
Introducing Erin Hodgson
First soybean aphid podcast