Oklahoma State University Extension documents ten insect pests on Oklahoma’s summer garden crops, but only about seven of them regularly show up on…

Only three of the pests documented for this region actually feed on summer squash: the striped cucumber beetle, the squash vine borer, and the seedcorn…

Four insects account for the squash damage gardeners report across the Northwest Territories: aphids, cutworms, root maggots, and slugs.

North Dakota’s summer squash rarely runs into a dedicated pest problem. NDSU Extension’s documented pest list for the state leans toward tree fruit…

Four insects account for nearly all documented squash damage in North Carolina gardens: the striped cucumber beetle, flea beetles, Japanese beetle, and…

Two insects account for nearly all the confirmed squash damage in New York gardens: squash vine borer and striped cucumber beetle.

Ten insects appear often enough on New Mexico squash plants that the state’s extension service tracks them by name.

Rutgers NJAES Cooperative Extension documents ten pest species active in New Jersey’s vegetable gardens, but only two of them actually feed on summer…