​​Slug Management on Soybean

April 2013 | 29 min., 20 sec.
by Ron Hammond
The Ohio State University

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Summary

​This presentation will help consultants, growers, and other practitioners in the Midwest, Eastern, and Mid-Atlantic regions manage their slug problems in field crops when using no-till production practices. It will cover basic biology of slugs including life history and how it relates to grower practices, and then discuss an IPM approach to managing the problem. By the end of this presentation, the practitioner should know more about slugs in field crops, and be able to appropriately manage slugs.

About the Presenter

Ron HammondRon Hammond is a Professor of Entomology at The Ohio State University, located at the Ohio Agricultural Research & Development Center (OARDC) in Wooster, OH, where he has been located for 34 years. Ron received his degrees, including his PhD from Iowa State University in 1979. He began at Ohio State as a soybean insect researcher until he switched to full time extension about 10 years ago, now covering all field crops in Ohio. During his research days, he conducted much of his research on invertebrate pests in conservation tillage systems, specifically in no-till production practices. During that time, he became a leading researcher on slug problems in no-till field crops.​​

Contact Information:
Email: hammond.5@osu.edu

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