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Vine Mealybug Monitoring in California Vineyards
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Vine Mealybug Monitoring in California Vineyards
Temperatures are heating up, and wine growers should keep an eye out for vine mealybug outbreaks in their vineyards. Monitoring is a critical aspect for developing and executing..
Reducing NOW In-Season: Adding Pheromones to Your Spray Program Reduces Damage
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..
Suterra Entomologist Discusses Mating Disruption, Biocontrol
Dr. Emily Symmes, a Suterra entomologist discusses sustainable mating disruption puffers along with IPM and biocontrol with UAV-IQ.
Citrus Growers See First Flight of California Red Scale
You may have observed small numbers of California Red Scale males in pheromone traps ahead of the first flight ( defined as two consecutive weeks of increasing capture after..
Suterra Expert Discusses Helpful Natural Enemies on MyAgLife Podcast
The MyAgLife podcast recently conducted an interview with Suterra’s Senior Manager of Technical Field Services, Dr. Emily Symmes. In the interview, Symmes discusses why..
California Red Scale 4th Flight Update
In the Central Valley of California, depending on location, the fourth flight of California Red Scale Aonidiella aurantii in citrus would have started between the 20th and 30th of..
Birds Bounce Back With Alternative Pest Control
L’Albufera National Park, a nature reserve located on the Gulf of Valencia Spain, has seen its bird populations decline from years of conventional pesticides application to combat..
Vine Mealybug Biocontrol in California Vineyards
Have you seen the latest video produced by the Lodi Winegrape Commission? It features various Vine Mealybug biocontrol measures in California vineyards.
Suterra Continues to Invest in the California Ag Industry
Pheromone Leader Opens a New Fresno Office; Doubles California Technical Field Staff Including Hiring Emily Symmes, Ph.D.
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