How the development of resistant cultivars can help in the management of stink bugs in soybeans, by helping to reduce the costs of insecticide applications and protecting the longevity of the few molecules available for chemical control
Understanding the critical period of attack by the green-bellied stink bug in corn crops, based on the stages of plant and pest development, is essential for adopting management at the correct time, in order to prevent losses and ensure greater grain yield.
Stink bugs are the most relevant group of soybean pests today and although the producer dispenses control resources, they often still allow them to coexist with the crop until harvest, resulting in weight and quality losses.
