Although the growing season is winding down, we are still receiving some reports of insect activity and damage in soybeans. At this point, the risk is mainly to late-planted or double-cropped beans that are still maturing and still green when other fields are yellowing. Late-season soybean aphids, which feed on sap, do not cause yield drag after seed fill is complete. Stink bugs, grasshoppers, Mexican bean beetles, and bean leaf beetles can feed on pods later in the season.