Almond Industry Continues to Encourage Mating Disruption for Navel Orangeworm: 4 Key Considerations for Choosing the Right Approach
CAPCA Adviser Advertorial: CheckMate® NOW-F Redefine Your Spray Program with Precision Mating Disruption
The Key to Navel Orangeworm Control This information was first shared in the March 2025 edition of the CAPCA Adviser newsletter on page 59. The consensus across California’s nut..
Almond Harvest: Evaluating Your Navel Orangeworm IPM Program
Almond harvest is now underway in California, and with it comes the time for assessing the extent of damage by navel orangeworm (NOW) and other pests and pathogens. Guidelines for..
Why Hull Split is a Critical Time for Navel Orangeworm Control
With almond hull split upon us, now is the time to make applications to protect this season’s crop from navel orangeworm (NOW) damage. What is in your sprayable toolkit for 2024?
CAPCA Adviser Advertorial: CheckMate® NOW-F Is the New Industry Standard "Mummy Spray"
CheckMate® NOW-F Reduces Damage This information was first shared in the March/April 2024 edition of the CAPCA Adviser newsletter on page 39. Lower crop prices and higher navel..
Demonstration of Different Application Methods for CheckMate® NOW-F Sprayable Mating Disruption
Suterra’s mating disruption technology offers the industry the longest-acting sprayable option to protect nut crops from navel orangeworm (NOW) damage while delivering a unique..
Suterra Marks Twenty-fifth Anniversary of Puffer®
Puffer®, the aerosol pheromone emitter that revolutionized the agriculture industry with a non-toxic pesticide alternative, celebrates a quarter century of sustainable pest..
Reduce Navel Orangeworm Populations In Season with NOW-F Flowable
Until recently, Navel Orangeworm IPM lacked a mating disruption option that could be applied reactively based on in-season conditions. Checkmate® NOW-F, the first sprayable..
Protect Almond Crops By Removing Mummy Nuts
Navel orangeworm is the primary insect pest almond growers in California must manage. When it comes to minimizing damage caused by this pest, one technique continues to be..
