The brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB) has thrived in Georgia for several years. It feeds on a wide range of fruits, leaving corky, discolored patches that ruin market quality.
These insects are tough to eradicate. Insecticides that may help include:
Always read labels for crop‑specific restrictions and pre‑harvest intervals. Monitor traps and scout regularly to time applications.
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