Clemson scientists stopping small insects from doing big damage to corn

Monday, July 20, 2015 - 08:30 in Mathematics & Economics

There are almost 275,000 acres of corn planted in South Carolina, with an economic impact of approximately $130 million. Though this is dwarfed by Midwest states such as Iowa (13.7 million acres, $8.75 billion), it's still a lot of corn - enough, at least, to make a person think S.C. would be a utopia for the insects that like to feast on tasty yellow kernels.

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