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Introduction | A Quiet but Costly Problem in Orchards and Vineyards Rodents in commercial agriculture are often seen as a background issue compared to insect pests, yet their impact on fruit and nut crops can be significant. Unlike more visible pests, rodents tend to cause damage quietly, working within tree canopies or along orchard edges […]
Introduction | The Spotted Lanternfly and Commercial Agriculture December 2025 – The spotted lanternfly has become one of the fastest-spreading invasive insects in the United States, and its rise is creating new challenges for growers across several major production regions. Its colorful wings and unique markings make it stand out, yet the insect’s appearance
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December 2025 – AgTech Pioneer, FarmSense, will be demonstrating the latest advancements in its award-winning, real-time insect monitoring FlightSensor™ tech at this year’s Almond Conference in Sacramento, CA, December 10-12. RIVERSIDE, Calif., Dec. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — FarmSense, a leader in the agricultural technology industry and known for its award-winning insect monitoring technology, will showcase the newest version
Introduction | The 2025 Threat of New World Screwworm October 2025 — Few insect pest threats are as unsettling as the New World Screwworm, an insect whose larvae feed not on decaying matter but on the living tissue of warm-blooded animals. For farmers and ranchers, its recent resurgence in parts of the United States has
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Agricultural Monitoring | The Invisible War in Our Fields September 2025 — Every day, a quiet yet critical battle unfolds across commercial agricultural fields around the globe. Farmers face an endless stream of threats from pests and diseases in a seemingly invisible war that determines the health, yield, and sustainability of their crops. Despite treatments and
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Introduction | Why Termites Deserve a Closer Look June 2025 — Termites might not be the first pest farmers think about when protecting their crops, certainly not as immediate as the codling moth or navel orange worm. Yet beneath their unobtrusive appearance lies a quiet threat, capable of harming agricultural yields in select crops and causing
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Introduction June 2025 — In recent years, the idea of precision agriculture has become a beacon of promise within the agricultural community, exciting growers and technology innovators alike. At its core, precision agriculture suggests farming practices meticulously refined by advanced technologies, enabling farmers to optimize resources, maximize yields, and reduce environmental impacts. The appeal is
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Not Your Average Ag Pest | Why Mosquitoes Deserve a Spot on the Radar April 2025 — When we talk about insect threats in agriculture, the mosquito isn’t usually top of mind. Unlike pests that directly damage crops, mosquitoes often go unnoticed in the agricultural conversation — yet their impact can be far-reaching, especially for commercial
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Introduction | Get a Clue & Ditch the Glue March 2025 — For generations, commercial farmers have relied on traditional pest monitoring methods as a watchdog over their crops. Most notably are sticky traps, which gained traction in commercial agriculture around the onset of the Green Revolution in the 1940s, and have been a staple in
Introduction | The Olive Fruit Fly February 2025 — The olive fruit fly (Bactrocera oleae) is one of the most common pests threatening olive production worldwide. This small, yellowish-brown insect, about the size of a housefly, specifically targets olives, laying its eggs inside the fruit. The larvae feed inside the olive’s flesh, causing irreversible damage that
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