Suterra Joins Industry Leaders at 2025 BPIA Annual Meeting
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..
Vine Mealybug Season Tips: When to apply mealybug treatment?
Seeking advice on when to deploy mating disruption for vine mealybug and which of our platforms is best for your operation? Our technical team is here to provide best practices..
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..
University Research Confirms CheckMate® CRS Mating Disruption Reduces Pest Damage
Keeping California Red Scale (CRS) populations under control is necessary to produce high-quality fruit free of cosmetic damage. CRS heavily impacts the marketability of fruit and..
Bayer’s Movento Regulatory Status in Europe and its Potential Implications for Growers in the U.S.
Bayer recently announced its decision not to seek renewal for the insecticide Movento® (spirotetramat) in the European Union (EU). Citing challenges related to meeting evolving..
Three Questions to Ask About Your California Red Scale Mating Disruption
As a grower or crop adviser managing the persistent threat of California Red Scale (CRS), your choice of mating disruption product is crucial in protecting your orchards. With so..
Suterra's CheckMate® Puffer® OFM-O Achieves OMRI Organic Certification
BEND, OR – September 3, 2024 – Suterra, the global leader in sustainable pheromone pest control, today announced that their CheckMate® Puffer® OFM-O is now listed with the Organic..
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..
