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Tuesday, March 26, 2013

EPA realeases info about the marmorated Sing bud



23 July 2012
The brown marmorated stink bug, Halyomorpha halys, is an invasive pest, that is becoming wide-spread in the U.S. and is of concern to farmers. It feeds on a large number of high-value crops and ornamental plants in its immature and adult life stages. The species is native to Asia and was introduced into the United States in the mid-1990s, possibly stowing away in a shipping container. Their numbers and range have been growing since that time, and they have proved difficult to manage.
In 2010, these stink bugs were seen in extremely high numbers in the mid-Atlantic region. They were responsible for causing major economic damage to fruits and vegetables on a number of farms. In addition to plant damage, brown marmorated stink bugs are a nuisance to people. Adult stink bugs may seek shelter inside houses and other buildings, although they do not bite people or pets, nor do they damage buildings.

Read more about what EPA is doing:

http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/controlling/stinkbugs/



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Thursday, May 17, 2012

Stink Bugs News 5/17 from Google....


'Stink Bug' .....unsavoury name, fascinating critter :) [Archive ...
I have, of course seen these guys everywhere.. but the other day stopped to have a better look at an adult ...
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Message Boards - "What exactly do stink bugs smell like?" - NSBR ...
Loc: An hour west of Blue Heaven. Posted: 5/16/2012 2:15:04 PM. Ass. Seriously, I don't know of anything to compare them to. They're a very distinct odor. --- ...
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kill stinkbugs
I tend to live-and-let-live when it comes to nature, but I declared war on stinkbugs * when my wife was bitten by one near her eye, while she was sleeping.
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stink bugs??? - Chameleon Forums
A stink bug flew in my cage while misting and snap she ate it. I know they are not a recomended Feeder but should I worry?
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Stink Bug Control Center - Garden.com
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Monday, March 19, 2012

Collect Stink Bugs for Science

Science project, anyone? A researcher at the Hudson Valley Laboratory (part of the state agriculture and extension program) has put out a call to Patch readers for stink bugs.

Read more:


http://rye.patch.com/articles/collect-stink-bugs-for-science#comments_list

Friday, September 23, 2011

More stories about the Stinkbug..

As temperatures cool, stink bugs start seeking shelter
York Daily Record
By FRANK D. ROYLANCE Notice the brown and white pattern of the brown marmorated stink bug, which might threaten fruit trees. The harvest is on, and the nights are getting colder. So some have begun to wonder when the stink bugs will show up. ...
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Outdoor Pests Move Inside with Cooler Weather
WBOY-TV
Stink bugs and lady bugs will start looking for warmer areas to live over winter. By Malarie Dauginikas FARMINGTON -- As the temperatures creep lower, spring and summer pests might start to make themselves at home in houses. Stink bugs and lady bugs ...
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Wolf Spiders Ate All Our Chinese Stink Bugs
Treehugger
Following the first US landing, in Allentown PA, of a successful breeding population of Chinese Stink Bugs, US Mid-Atlantic states were swarming with the damn things (see photo below). The Chinese Stinkers don't bite but they are large and medieval ...
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Sunday, September 18, 2011

As temperatures cool, stink bugs start seeking shelter

So some Marylanders have begun to wonder when the stink bugs will show up. The experts say it won't be long. But they disagree on whether there will be fewer of them this time around, or more. "I personally have more than last year. ...
As temperatures cool, stink bugs start seeking shelter

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Nationally recognized stinkbug expert: They're on their way


Residents are reported seeing few stink bugs in their homes so far this late in the summer season, but Leskey said they are on their way.

"There are plenty of bugs out there," she said. "We've learned from our own observations and monitoring that they're just now starting to move indoors. They're still gorging themselves in the fields and gardens, but come mid-September, they'll be heading for the house and a warm place to spend the winter."

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Nationally recognized stinkbug expert: They're on their way

Monday, September 5, 2011

N.C. scientists try halting stink bugs - Science/Technology - NewsObserver.com

The Asian stink bug has started its migration into North Carolina, and researchers at N.C. State University have prepped their labs, set their traps and launched a monitoring website - all in an effort to stop the pest's spread.

The work is urgent. This insect, also known as the brown marmorated stink bug, has decimated crops in the mid-Atlantic states. The North Carolina researchers have their eyes on apples, peaches, tomatoes and corn - aiming to save these high-dollar crops from the stink-bug scourge

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Saturday, September 3, 2011

Stink Bugs on Soybeans

Stink Bugs on Soybeans

Last May we wrote an article that discussed potential concerns with stink bugs this summer and in coming years. We are especially worried about the brown marmorated stink bug, an invasive stink bug moving toward Ohio from the Mid-Atlantic States. Reports from that region are that the brown marmorated stink bug is again causing injury to soybeans at this time.

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Saturday, July 9, 2011

Ag Today: Stink bugs mating, more active - Carroll County Times: Agriculture

Ag Today: Stink bugs mating, more active - Carroll County Times: Agriculture:

"During the past several days, brown marmorated stink bugs have
started to invade vegetable plots in Beltsville."

New stink bug species could affect farmers

A new species of stink bug has been spotted in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Illinois and researchers say it's a matter of time before breeding populations start moving in.

Phil Pellitteri, an insert expert at the University of Wisconsin Extension, says the new species called the brown marmorated stink bug is coming from the East Coast and they will eventually affect farmers' profits.

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Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Win a Stink Bug T Shirt

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Monday, June 20, 2011

Principal eats stink bugs for students | LoudounTimes.com

Talk about population control ... Hillsboro Elementary School Principal Dave Michener rewards his students for reaching their reading goal by eating stink bug tacos.


Principal eats stink bugs for students | LoudounTimes.com

Friday, June 17, 2011

RESCUE!® - Breaking the stink bug cycle

So you had a stink bug invasion inside your house this past fall, winter and spring. Now that it's nearly summer, you're not seeing them anymore. Has the problem gone away?

Hardly. If any adult stink bugs were inside your house this spring, they have: 1) died inside the house; and/or 2) found their way back outside to mate and lay eggs


read more:

RESCUE!® - Breaking the stink bug cycle

Thursday, June 16, 2011

STINK BUG SPRAY IS HERE>>>>

Just saw and Bought the first spray for sink bugs. It is made by P.F. Harris. Got the 1 Gallon for $14.99 at Home depot.  More info: http://www.pfharris.com/pages/stinkbug.html
On line amazon will have it soon.   http://t.co/KxJXPHC

The product is active once it dries..

Enjoy



Monday, June 13, 2011

06/13 Updates

bug infestation expected to reach the North Fork
The Suffolk Times
By Jessica DiNapoli | June 13, 2011 in Featured Stories, News, Real Estate DAN GILREIN COURTEYS PHOTO | Stink bugs likes all plants; and peaches, apples, plums, cherries and blueberries are some fruits they favor. Calverton farmer Howard Lewin can ...
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Stink bug tracking
Baltimore Sun (blog)
Jon Traunfeld of the University of Maryland Extension found a brown marmorated stink bug on his raspberries, and he is asking the rest of us to help keep track of this pest by noting which fruits or vegetables it is not just sitting on, but feeding on. ...
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Baltimore Sun (blog)
Seasons weighed in waves of creepy-crawlies
The Standard
Within a day of the weather warming this spring I was inundated by stinkbugs - strange little vari-colored beetle things that give off an offensive odor. A few days later thick clouds of mosquitoes swarmed every evening, interspersed with ladybirds and ...
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Web2 new results for stink bugs
 
Stink Bugs raising a stink this spring | ASPENN Environmental ...
For most homeowners, Pentatomoidea – more commonly known as the stink bug – is little more than a smelly household pest. For farmers all across the east ...
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