Cotton Jassid: The Invasive Pest Threatening Georgias Yields @FarmMonitor
Cotton Jassid: The Invasive Pest Threatening Georgias Yields  @FarmMonitor
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A new invasive pest is raising concerns across Georgia's cotton industry, and researchers are working quickly to understand its impact. In this episode, Dr. Phillip Roberts with the University of Georgia breaks down what the cotton jassid is, how it spreads, and why it poses such a serious threat to yield. He explains how the insect damages plants, what was learned during its first season in the state, and how growers can prepare for 2026. From scouting strategies to management decisions, this conversation provides practical insight to help farmers stay ahead of this rapidly evolving challenge.
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