BLACKVILLE, S.C. (AP) – Kudzu – the “plant that ate the South” – has finally met a pest that’s just as voracious. Trouble is, the so-called “kudzu bug&#822… ...

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LINCOLN — Relatively high numbers of stink bugs are being reported in Nebraska corn and soybeans, according to University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension Entomologist Bob Wright.

In soybean, stink bugs can feed on all above-ground parts of the plant but prefer pods and developing seeds, and the damage they cause can affect yield, seed quality, and germination rates.

In soybean, stink bugs can feed on all above-ground parts of the plant but prefer pods and developing seeds, and the damage they cause can affect yield, seed quality, and germination rates.

Stink bugs are found throughout the world's temperate and tropical areas. It is a serious agricultural pest and causes damage to a range of crops from common beans, soybeans, lima beans and corn ...

The brown marmorated stink bug, or BMSB, is believed to reside in all of the lower 48 states. Its first appearance in the U.S. was in Allentown, Pa., in 1996. In December 2008 it was discovered in ...

The Deep South’s nastiest soybean pest is marching north, and Mississippi and Arkansas are facing their worst invasion ever. Two warm winters followed by this year’s warm spring have let invasive ...

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The Deep South's nastiest soybean pest is marching north, and Mississippi and Arkansas are facing their worst invasion ever. Two warm winters followed by this year's warm spring ...