Corn Insects

Plants with damage from Fall Armyworms display tissue removed from the leaf edges; often only the midrib remains. Larvae begin eating near the edges of... Read more.

Aphids do not interfere with pollination unless most corn... Read more.

Billbugs injure corn two different ways. First, the adult... Read more.

Seedling corn is attacked each spring by a variety of caterpillars. Many cutworms... Read more.

Plants affected by Brown Stinkbugs will be stunted and may grow... Read more.

The cereal leaf beetle (Oulema melanopus) can be found on new corn shoots, but the insect is most... Read more.

Chinch Bugs are a small North American bug, Blissus leucopterus. It feeds on small grains, corn, and... Read more.

Corn Flea Beetles can... Read more.

Northern corn rootworm beetles are about 1/4 inch long, but they... Read more.

The preferred food source of the Western Corn Rootworm beetle is... Read more.

Small Corn Rootworm Larvae feed on root hairs and small roots;... Read more.

The Corn Earworm (aka: tomato fruitworm, cotton bollworm) feeds... Read more.

Newly-hatched European Corn Borer larvae often feed deep inside... Read more.

Grape Colaspis... Read more.

Grasshoppers are general feeders on grasses and weeds, and often... Read more.