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Suterra Releases NOW-F eBook
Unleash the power of sprayable mating disruption with long-lasting control. Protect your crops, reduce navel orangeworm populations, and maximize harvest quality with this..
Vine Mealybug and CheckMate® VMB-F Mating Disruption
Concerned about vine mealybug in your vineyard? VMB both causes damage through feeding activity and can serve as a vector for grapevine leafroll-associated viruses. Learn about..
VMB-F eBook Preview: The Backbone In The Fight Against Vine Mealybug
Are vine mealybugs wreaking havoc on your vineyard, posing a formidable threat to your crop yield? Fear not, Suterra has released an exclusive eBook guide to aid you in vine..
Understanding Diamondback Moth: Crop Protection and Mating Disruption
Are you a cole crop grower or crop advisor for cole crops? Diamondback moth is one of the largest threats to cole crop yields worldwide. Learn more about this pest and how to..
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..
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,..
Mating Disruption Explained
Watch Cody Hays and Andrea Holeman explain mating disruption. Suterra dives into their pest management solution of mating disruption during an interview with the news station,..
Vine Mealybug Season Tips: When to apply mealybug treatment?
Want advice on when to deploy mating disruption for vine mealybug and which of our platforms is best for you? Our technical team has several season tips that can help you optimize..
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..
