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Hot spots for wheat midge in Saskatchewan

Wheat midge may pose a problem for some growers in Saskatchewan this year.

The Ministry of Agriculture Wheat Midge map shows potential hot spots for the pest.

Saskatchewan Seed Growers Association President Kurt Printz said the areas of concern are largely on the eastern side of the province. He said this an increase compared to last year’s growing season.

Wheat is making this year challenging is the loss of products to control the pest. In particular, the active ingredient that is found in Lorsban and Citadel.

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