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Preseason soil baiting for soil insects using a mixture of wheat and corn grain indicated a heavy population of white grub larvae within the upper 4 in of soil. Ants were observed after the corn seedlings had emerged. Insecticides were applied to 38 in row plots, 4 rows wide, on May 14' 1975, and compared to a check and the normal farmer-planting with no insecticide or herbicide. Each plot was relicated 3 times. The soil was a light brown loam with pH 6.3. The test was evaluated for grubs by counting the number of healthy and injured plants per 100 ft of row, digging 5 plants per plot to count the number of live and dead larvae, and hand harvesting 1/1000th of an acre in each plot. Ant colonies were counted in the middle two rows (7 in band area) on 100 ft per plot.

Control of Phyllophaga Larvae and Cornfield Ants in Field Corn In Northern Illinois, 1975