Cutworms- The black cutworm, Agrotis ipsilon – Bugs for Growers

Damage caused by the black cutworm After hatching from eggs, young larvae of the black cutworms continue feeding on foliage until they turn into fourth stage mature larvae. Mature larvae generally feed on the young seedlings of different crops by cutting off their stems just above the soil line. These mature larvae als

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