Heze: Beware of this larvae to eat light corn seedlings, and the second -generation sticky insects occur in our city.

On July 4, the reporter learned from the Heze Agricultural and Rural Bureau that recently, the second -generation sticky insects occurred in our city.

The sticky insect owner is in the grain crop and cotton, cotton, beans, vegetables and other 16 families and 104 species of plants. The larvae leaves have become important agricultural pests in the country because of their clusters, relocation, omnivorous, and overeating.

With the changes in the planting model of our city in recent years, the cities in the city's summer corn are mostly sowed, which is conducive to the production and hatching of sticky insects in summer corn fields. In addition, wheat machinery harvesting is high.The second -generation sticky larvae are easily hidden under the wheat straw that is harmful to the summer corn seedlings that have just been unearthed long. They can often eat the seedlings and even cause the crops to destroy the crop.

In order to prevent sticking insects into pests, the Municipal Agricultural and Rural Bureau releases pest pest forecasts in a timely manner, while instructing farmers to use green prevention and control technology to effectively prevent and control.

Heze Newspaper All Media Reporter Meng Xin

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