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CAPCA Adviser Advertorial: CheckMate® NOW-F Redefine Your Spray Program with Precision Mating Disruption

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Almond Industry Continues to Encourage Mating Disruption for Navel Orangeworm: 4 Key Considerations for Choosing the Right Approach

The 2024 Almond Conference provided a wealth of insights for growers, orchard managers, and PCAs. Among the standout sessions was Design, Analyze, and Refine Your Pest Management..

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Preventing Diamondback Moth Damage: Best Practices for Brassica Growers in Warmer Fall Conditions

In a recent Fresh Plaza article, the author suggests that the brassica supply chain could tighten due to diamondback moth damage, raising crop prices.

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Vine Mealybug and CheckMate® VMB-F Mating Disruption

Growers are always concerned with vine mealybugs in their vineyard. These pests not only harm vines through their feeding but also act as carriers for grapevine..

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Starting Early in Cole Crops with DBM-F Flowable

The early bird gets the worm - this idiom is more applicable than ever when it comes to diamondback moth. Are you familiar with the benefits of starting early with mating..

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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..

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Eye on Ag: Suterra Protects Central Valley Crops

In this episode of Eye on Ag, we explore how Suterra, a leading agricultural company, is helping to protect Central Valley crops. Through the innovative use of mating disruption,..

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The Science of Microencapsulated Pheromone Technology

Suterra is a global leader in pheromone mating disruption. We manufacture our own active ingredients and the various pheromone delivery systems we offer – aerosols (Puffer®),..

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4 Best Ways to Manage DBM in Cole Crops

The insect name ‘diamondback moth’ is a familiar one to vegetable growers around the world, and for good reason- this lepidopteran pest causes billions of dollars of crop damage..

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