Fall armyworm movement increases in Queensland

By Jessica Johnston
Updated March 4 2020 - 6:15pm, first published 5:00pm
DAF Toowoomba principal entomologist Melina Miles said growers should monitor their crops for any traces of fall armyworm. Picture - Hayley Kennedy.
DAF Toowoomba principal entomologist Melina Miles said growers should monitor their crops for any traces of fall armyworm. Picture - Hayley Kennedy.

SURVEILLANCE for exotic pest fall armyworm will be ramped up as the destructive agricultural enemy continues its march across North Queensland.

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