What Eats Potato in Wisconsin, and When
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension documents a long list of garden insects for the state, but only a handful of them feed on potato.
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The University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension documents a long list of garden insects for the state, but only a handful of them feed on potato.
WVU Extension documents a dozen garden insects and slugs for West Virginia, but only about half of them actually eat potato.
WSU Extension documents fourteen pest entries for Washington gardens, and about half of them go after potato.
Virginia Cooperative Extension documents a long list of garden pests for Virginia, but only a handful feed on potato: Colorado potato beetle, flea…
Of the pests the University of Vermont Extension documents in the state, three actually go after potatoes: Colorado potato beetle, flea beetles and white…
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Utah State University Extension documents about a dozen garden pests for the state, and only some of them go after potatoes.
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Texas A&M AgriLife Extension documents 13 entries of vegetable pests in Texas, and only about half of them bother a potato patch.