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Soldier Worm that Devours Corn Is Very Active in Mazaricos, Santa Comba, A Baña and Rois: Medio Rural Calls Farmers to Extreme Surveillance
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A Consellería do Medio Rural warn farmers and gandeiros about or cliffs plantations in concellos such as Mazaricos and A Baña O artigo Que é o ver me soldier? A grand praga que ameaza os cultivas de millo en Galicia publicuse primeiro en GCiencia.
The cultivation of corn faces the equator of its growth cycle in the meadows of rural Galician with a threat that does not cease: the attack of the defoliating caterpillars, insect larvae like moths that devour the leaves of the plants and constitute one of the most destructive agricultural pests that exist. It is the case of the soldier worm, turned this year into the number one enemy of the farmer at various points in the community due to the …
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