WNC Orchard Insect Pest Populations - September 7, 2023
With apple harvest fully underway, this will be the last insect update of 2023. During the past 7 to 8 …
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Collapse ▲With apple harvest fully underway, this will be the last insect update of 2023. During the past 7 to 8 …
Emergence of first generation adults of the brown marmorated stink bug ranges from about 15% (Henderson County) to 67% …
Based on the degree-day model, emergence of the brown marmorated stink bug is underway in most areas, with DD …
We are approaching that time of the year when codling moth and oriental fruit moth (OFM) populations become less …
I apologize for the delayed update this week, but travel and field work has set us behind. The pest …
Egg hatch of the second and third generation of codling moth and oriental fruit moth are about 25% complete, …
Bollworm moth catches have been ticking up across the state this week, especially in southern counties of the state. …
Corn earworm moth catches have been ticking up across the state this week, especially in southern counties of the …
We recently published a holistic article to plan for tarnished plant bug in 2023. Since then, we have received …
Codling moth populations remain low in the vast majority of orchards, and under those conditions a single insecticide targeting …
In lower elevation orchards (e.g., Cleveland County and nearby locations), second generation codling moth is at about 12% egg …
As we enter squaring stage cotton, growers should be mindful of tarnished plant bug (TPB = Lygus lineolaris) movement …
Throughout the region, we are still in the period when the threat of damage by direct pests, including codling …
Across the region, we are in a period where the three major direct pests (codling moth, oriental fruit moth …
We have been fielding many calls from folks rightly worried about acephate (Orthene) control. Growers are finding thrips behind …
Article by Reisig and Huseth Several days ago, we mentioned how important it was to check insecticide efficacy for thrips …
Article by Reisig and Huseth Cotton seedlings struggle to get established in North Carolina for many reasons. One reason is …
As has been the case for the past couple of weeks, and will be for the next few weeks, …
The codling moth remains the key pest at this time, and relatively warm temperatures during the past week have …
It’s happening! We caught our first fall armyworm moths (Edgecombe, Lee and Wake counties) and Japanese beetle adults (Wake …