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Together, the UCCE Farm Advisors seek to provide relevant, topical research-backed information relating to CA rice production.

Today Luis Espino and Sarah Marsh will be talking about Rice Armyworm Monitoring Program and the second generation of armyworms in rice.

Two true armyworm generations occur in rice; moths fly in spring and early summer, laying eggs in rice fields and surrounding vegetation. The larvae that emerge feed on rice foliage. A second moth flight occurs in mid-summer, followed by larvae feeding on rice foliage and panicles.

Upcoming Events!

• UCCE Hedgerow Demonstration Day on August 14
• Annual Rice Field Day on August 28
• Rice Pest Management Course on September 4 *registration required*

Armyworm Resources

CA Armyworm Trapping Network in Rice

UC IPM - True Armyworm in Rice

Other Resources

UC Rice Blog

UC Agronomy - Rice

Rice Briefs (Colusa/Yolo)

Rice Notes (Yuba-Sutter)

Rice Leaf (Butte/Glenn)

Rice in the Delta

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