Brown
Marmorated Stink Bug (Halyomorpha halys)
Lorraine Berkett, Morgan Cromwell,
Sarah Kingsley-Richards and Terence Bradshaw
| Growers should be aware of an emerging
pest of great importance: the brown marmorated stink bug. This highly
invasive pest was recently documented in the state of Vermont and
can be devastating to many agricultural crops including tree fruits
and grapes. It feeds in both the adult and nymphal stages and therefore
can cause significant damage throughout the growing season. This true
bug is highly active and has shown resistance to standard integrated
pest management insecticide applications in states where the population
is widespread. It is important that we closely monitor our orchards
and stay as informed as possible as the threat emerges
here in Vermont. |
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