Extension offers Japanese beetle website

New website has latest information on Japanese beetle outbreaks across Illinois.

Compiled by staff

Published: Jun 20, 2012

Japanese beetles are raising questions. To help supply answers, University of Illinois Extension educators Rhonda Ferree and Matt Montgomery developed a new website.

The website is a blog so the most current information can be posted. The site also includes a comment section for readers who have additional questions.

The information is divided into several categories: homeowner news, agricultural producer news, and media news. It includes fact sheets, question-and-answer sheets, look-alike information, links, and more.

The beetle blog is online at http://bit.ly/LzN9Na. Additional Japanese beetle information appears on Ferree’s Facebook and Twitter pages at www.facebook.com/ferree.horticulture and www.twitter.com/ilriverhort.

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