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The new growth should be protected carefully as the freeze injury set-back the alfalfa. These insects can injure the root system and growing points and cause the inside of the whorl to die or the complete plants. Alfalfa should be scouted for alfalfa weevil, variegated cutworm and potato leaf-hopper. Be sure to monitor wheat for diseases and the impact of freeze injury. Injured wheat may be used as forage if potential yields are not acceptable. These insects will move the first emerging...