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Here is a brief recap of our Social Media Activity for the month of February.
Plan Ahead with CheckMate® NOW-F
As you plan your 2025 spray program, be sure to include mating disruption as a part of your IPM program during Spring mummy sprays.
Why growers choose NOW-F:
-Proven ROI
-Reduces navel orangeworm damage
-Fights insecticide resistance
-Easy-to-use sprayable formulation
-Tank-mixable with common agrochemicals
-Safe for beneficial insects
Customize your mating disruption program by protecting your crop with the only sprayable NOW pheromone solution. Let’s plan for a successful season!
Winter sanitation is an investment for your orchard's success in the battle against navel orangeworm (NOW). Effective sanitation practices include using mechanical shakers or hand poling to remove stuck mummies then destroying them via flail mowing. A cleaner orchard ahead of this year's navel orangeworm flights means healthier almonds come harvest time.
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Unfortunately, traditional "Mummy Spray" or "May Spray" insecticide programs have not delivered a strong return on investment for nut growers. However, evidence shows that an early spray of CheckMate® NOW-F from Suterra lowers populations throughout the season and significantly reduces harvest damage.
Find out more about the new industry standard by reading our Blog: https://hubs.la/Q0353gRL0
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Having a great day at WineVit 2025. Come visit with us about how mating disruption can help reduce pests in your vineyard.
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The first step of any Integrated Pest Management program is to correctly identify the pest. As PCAs are out scouting, they must determine if insects captured in pheromone traps are indeed California red scale (CRS).
Find out more information on how to identify CRS by visiting our blog: https://hubs.la/Q03533r30
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Join Suterra for one of our three exclusive educational road shows focused on tree nuts this March! This is an excellent opportunity to gain valuable insights from our expert team, equipping you with the knowledge and tools needed for success in 2025 and beyond. These informative sessions will cover key aspects of navel orangeworm management in California tree nuts.
CEU hours are available (1.0 Hour pending DPR and CCA approval).
Product Label Review – Rates, application timing, PHI, REI, PPE, recycling, disposal, and MRL exemptions.
Economic Impact – The cost of navel orangeworm damage and its effect on crop profitability.
Integrated Pest Management – Sustainable strategies, including mating disruption and biological control.
Mating Disruption Technology – The role of pheromone delivery systems and best practices.
Application Best Practices – How mating disruption can reduce reliance on synthetic insecticides.
Visit https://hubs.la/Q038HSv20 to secure your spot by selecting your event and completing a brief form. We look forward to seeing you there!
*Shafter Event, in collaboration with Wonderful Laboratories, will include an additional .5 CCA regarding soil and water.