Articles tagged under: Mark Boetel
The Sugarbeet Report
Published June 13, 2022
NDSU Extension Entomologist Mark Boetel tells farmers to be alert, because sugarbeet root maggot flies are emerging. Hear more in the Sugarbeet Report, presented by Amity Technology, H&S Manufacturing, SESVanderHave and REGEV from SummitAgro.Be Ready for the Sugarbeet Root Maggot
Published June 10, 2022
The late planting season delayed the movement of the sugarbeet root maggot fly. NDSU Extension Entomologist Mark Boetel says while the maggot is a little behind, the small sugarbeet plants are a bigger concern. "The tiny plants are really vulnerable.…Insect Pressure Influences Beet Crop
Published January 16, 2022
With chlorpyrifos off the market, NDSU Professor of Entomology Mark Boetel says he’s seen an uptick in the spread of root maggots in North Dakota and Minnesota. "It used to be that they were much more concentrated in the northeast…Approach Sugarbeet Root Maggot Control Differently This Year
Published June 7, 2021
Dry soil conditions may change up insecticide treatment options for sugarbeet root maggot control. NDSU Extension entomologist Mark Boetel says beet growers may need to use a liquid insecticide. "We want to time that at least five days ahead of…Peak Sugarbeet Root Maggot Fly Happening Now
Published June 16, 2020
Sugarbeet root maggot fly activity is at peak in the upper Red River Valley. NDSU Extension Entomologist Mark Boetel says the wind and heat is spreading out peak fly activity. The wind is also impacting fly counts. "We're not getting…Peak Root Maggot Fly Activity Expected Soon
Published June 5, 2020
Sugarbeet growers in the Red River Valley are being advised that peak sugarbeet root maggot fly activity is close. NDSU Extension Entomologist Mark Boetel expects peak fly activity to begin in the southern part of the area around June 9…Watch for Sugarbeet Root Maggot
Published February 6, 2020
NDSU Extension and University of Minnesota Extension hosted sugarbeet grower update meetings for American Crystal Sugar Company growers this past week. Entomologist Mark Boetel says sugarbeet root maggot continues to cause problems. "We are really seeing a growing maggot problem…Sugarbeet Root Maggot Fly Peaking Soon
Published June 14, 2019
American Crystal Sugar Company and NDSU Extension are alerting sugarbeet growers in the central and northern Red River Valley peak sugarbeet root maggot fly activity is expected June 18. NDSU Extension Entomologist Mark Boetel says the southern Red River Valley…The Sugarbeet Report
Published June 6, 2019
According to NDSU Extension entomologist Mark Boetel, sugarbeet root maggot and springtails are starting to pop up. Get the details in the Sugarbeet Report, made possible by SESVanderHave, Syngenta, Premium Ag Solutions, H&S Manufacturing and Corteva Agriscience.