Fall Armyworm Traps

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​Pheromone traps have been established ​at sites throughout Wisconsin to monitor late-season migration flights of fall armyworm moths. The results are published below and will be updated weekly through mid-September.

Moth Counts August 13-19, 202​​​6

  • Weekly total: 183
  • Cumulative total: 304
  • Traps reporting: 35
  • Positive traps: 20
  • Weekly avg moths per positive trap: 9
  • Weekly highest count: 60​​​


County​

​​Location​

​Aug 5

Aug 12​

Aug 19​

​Aug 26

Sept 2

​Sept 9

​Sept 16

​Brown

​Greenleaf

​8

​26

Columbia

Arlington

​0

​0

12


Columbia

Cambria

​0

2

0


Columbia

​Columbus

​0

0

0


​Columbia

​Lodi

​0

​0

​0

​Columbia

​Pardeeville

​0

​0

​Columbia

​Portage W

​0

​0

​0

​Columbia

​Westpoint

​0

​0

​0

​Dodge

​Beaver Dam

​0

​Dodge

Leroy​

​2

1

​Dodge

​Rubicon

​2

​6

Dunn

​Weston

​0

0

0


Fond du Lac

Calumetville

​15​

​30

60

​Fond du Lac

Dotyville

0

0


​Grant

Lancaster N

0

2

4


​Grant

Lancaster S

​2

1

2


​Grant

​South Lancaster

​0

0

0


​Green

​Brodhead

​0

​4

Green

Monroe

0

0

0


​Iowa

Hollandale SW

​3

4

18


​Jefferson

​Lake Mills

​12

​7

​12

​Manitowoc

St. Nazianz

0

0

0


​Marathon

​Kronenwetter

​2

Marathon

Wausau N

​2

0

7


​Oconto

​Mountain

​0

​1

​14

​Oconto​

​Suring
​​
​0

​Ozaukee

​Fredonia

​0

​1

​1

​Pepin

​Durand

​0

​Portage

​​Amherst
​1

​Rock

​Clinton E

​0

​8

​1

​Rock

​Janesville N

​0

​3

​0

​Rock

​Janesville S

​0

​0

​0

Sauk

​Reedsburg

​0

​1

​5

​​Sauk

​Spring Green

​2

​2


​Sheboygan

​Oostburg

​8

​1

​4

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​Walworth

​Darien N

​0

​0

​1


​Walworth

​​Delavan

​0

​1

​0

​Washington

Boltonville​

1

1
1



​​Weekly total

​​​​​

​45
​76
​183

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Contact​​

Tracy Schilder
tracy.schilder@wi.gov

Pest Hotline
(866) 440-7523​​

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