For the second year in a row, western yellowstriped armyworms are showing up in the north Okanagan. The pests are eating into farm produce and profit, and to make matters worse, beekeepers are worried efforts to combat the worms will hurt their hives.
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Armyworms eating up north Okanagan crops
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