Brown Marmorated Stink Bugs have become one of the most common fall pests in Minnesota.
Facts About Brown Marmorated Stink Bugs
Brown marmorated stink bugs are an invasive insect that came from Eastern Asia.
They hitchhiked their way to America inside shipping containers.
They were first identified in America in the mid-1990s and reached Minnesota in 2010.
Stink bugs feed on and damage grapes, apples, sweet corn, berries, tomatoes, and other crops.
They mate in the spring and summer, not in the Winter!
They lay 20-30 eggs on the undersides of leaves of various plants, commonly crops they feed on.
They start searching for places to overwinter in September and October.
They find their way inside through chimneys, vents, soffits, fascias, utility pipes, doors, and windows.
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Stink Bugs are infesting cities all across the Twin Cities and Minnesota
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