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Last week, the first sugarcane aphids (SCA) of the year for Kentucky were found in Woodford County on sweet sorghum. While only 5% of the leaves in the field were infested, some had over 700 SCA, meaning SCA has likely been in Kentucky for at least 2 weeks. SCA cannot survive winters north of southern Texas and must re-colonize Kentucky each year. SCA can be identified by their black tail pipes and antenna.
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