University of Nebraska
Viticulture Program
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Ten prominent growth stages of grapes in Nebraska will be used as a guideline for monitoring. At each growth stage, a listing of potential insect pests is provided based on information from surrounding state extension services and current reported findings in Nebraska. This list may not be complete or correct, but is a guideline for potential insect activity. The grape insect survey form can be used in the vineyard when monitoring for these potential insect pests. Grape Insect Activity Calendar
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