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Typically, corn rootworm larvae are active from mid to late June, although larvae were still being seen into July in some northeastern fields Nebraska.
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Corn rootworm larvae can destroy the roots of cornstalks, weakening the root system and making the plant easily susceptible to wind damage.
Submitted photoThe early bird gets the worm. Corn rootworm, that is.
Typically, corn rootworm larvae are active from mid to late June, although larvae were still being seen into July in some northeastern fields Nebraska.
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