Spring planting is right around the corner, and with that comes the possibility of wireworms invading grower’s fields and impacting yields.
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Wireworms can cause damage across a large spectrum of crops
As wireworms feed and continue to grow as more eggs are laid, growers will see increases in population quite quickly.
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