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Red and Confused Flour Beetles: Pest Profile

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What is the Suterra BioLure®?

Pheromone lures and traps are an established staple when monitoring many insect pests. Learn more about what makes the Suterra BioLure® unique in the integrated pest management..

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Monitoring for Indian Meal Moth in Commercial Facilities

Worried that your stored product facility may be vulnerable to an Indian meal moth infestation? Learn more about monitoring for this pest of stored grains, nuts, pet food, and..

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Understanding your Trap Count: ABCs

Suterra’s handy “ABCs of Trapping” guide will help pest management specialists generate consistent monitoring results each season.

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Monitor for Citrus Mealybug with Suterra's CMB Lures

Suterra has recently released a lure to aid in monitoring for citrus mealybug, a pest of citrus crops in the United States and worldwide. Learn how and why you should monitor for..

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Monitoring for Diamondback Moth in Cole Crops

Diamondback moth can damage a wide variety of cole crops if left unchecked. Remind yourself of best practices when monitoring for this pest with these tips and tricks.

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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..

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Using Degree-Days to Track Codling Moth

Degree-days are an incredibly helpful tool for monitoring pests and subsequently timing sprays and other pest management techniques. Learn more about how degree-days can help you..

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Monitor for Oriental Fruit Moth with Suterra's Traps and Lures

Oriental fruit moth is a common and potentially damaging pest in peach orchards. Monitoring for this insect on your farm is a critical component of your integrated pest management..

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Monitoring for Codling Moth in Walnut Orchards

As March approaches, traps to monitor the first codling moth flight will soon be placed in walnut orchards. Below are some reminders of best practices for monitoring and managing..

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