Stink Bugs and Their Control Dr. J. Pat Harris Extension Entomologist Conditions have been ideal for high stink bug populations this year. Green and brown stink bugs are generally our major problem. Egg hatch occurs in about 5 to 7 days. Adults usually live 40 to 60 days during the summer. A new generation occurs every 5 to 6 weeks during the summer.
Control stink bugs when they first appear.
Nymphs are less mobile and easier to control. If necessary, tank-mix Sevin and Endosulfan insecticides at label rates for added control. Check labels for rates, usages, precautions, and crop registration. Restricted pesticide Squash Bug Control Dr. J. Pat Harris Extension Entomologist Squash bugs attack all cucurbits or vine crops and have a preference for squashes and pumpkins. They suck sap from leaves, stems, and fruits causing leaves and vines fed upon to wilt rapidly, become blackened, and die.