What Eats Beet in Arizona, and When

A young beet seedling with purple root and green leaves growing in dark garden soil with a cultivated field visible in the background.

In Arizona’s low desert, beet plantings face insect pressure practically year-round, since a hard freeze is rare enough that it barely shapes the growing…

What Eats Garlic in Arkansas, and When

A garlic plant in a vegetable garden bed with a bolting flower scape and exposed bulb, surrounded by soil and green foliage.

Of the seven insects documented for garlic-type crops by the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture Cooperative Extension, only two actually feed…

What Eats Corn in Alberta, and When

A fresh ear of corn with pale green husk and silks rests on a weathered round wooden table outdoors.

Grasshoppers, brown marmorated stink bugs, and thrips are the insects documented for this region that can actually feed on corn, and each one shows up on…