Insects striped flea beetles

The following articles are categorized as 'Insects striped flea beetles'

  • Insect update: Diamondback moths early, striped flea beetles

    Striped flea beetles seem to be more common each year, especially in the northern canola growing regions. Research suggests that a population of striped flea beetles may do more feeding on seed-treated canola prior to control than a similar population of the crucifer type, so look closely when scouting.

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