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Us: Louisiana's Sugarcane Fields in Trouble: New Invasive Insect Mealybug Raises Concerns
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Louisiana: Researchers at the Louisiana State University (LSU) Ag Center have confirmed the presence of a new and highly dangerous invasive insect, the mealybug, in the state's sugarcane fields. Spotted in Vermilion and Iberia parishes late last year, the insect has now caused alarm among farmers, ranchers, and scientists. Crop consultants Nick Daigle and Ryan Viator first noticed unusual yellowing of sugarcane leaves in commercial fields, promp…
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