 And then as the eggs hatch out, they'll follow the silks down into the ear, and then they start nibbling on your corn. And so as soon as those silks form, that's when you want to treat your corn for corn earworms. You can use BT. Works great. Bacillus thuringiensis. Spinosad. Awesome. So the Spinosad or the Spinosad soap is excellent. You can use general-purpose insecticides like Sayonara or the 7 or the Garden Pet and Livestock from High Yield. Any of those will work great.