Whitish worms in radishes = root maggots (fly larvae). Ants farm aphids but don't directly chew leaves. Chewing damage on beets, zukes, cukes, cabbage = caterpillars/beetles.
New soil didn't guarantee pest-free — eggs come on transplants or fly in. Row covers at planting exclude egg-laying adults. BT treats active infestations effectively.
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