CheckMate NOW-F for Navel Orangeworm | Suterra

CheckMate^® NOW-F is Suterra’s pioneering sprayable pheromone formulation for navel orangeworm (NOW) mating disruption in nut crops, figs, and other crops where the navel orangeworm is present.

The world’s first and only sprayable pheromone option for NOW control, this product easily fits into growers’ existing integrated pest management (IPM) program. It is tank mixable with common agrochemicals and works well with nearly any water volume.

CheckMate^® NOW-F gives growers the flexibility to spray few or many times each season depending on the timing and pressure of NOW flights in their fields. The product is also a perfect option for younger trees that can’t yet support the weight of a Puffer^® unit.

CheckMate^® NOW-F can be used with Puffer^® NOW Ace for a flexible approach against hot spots or peak flights.

Flexible way to reduce navel orangeworm (NOW) damage
Reduces pest populations
Fights development of insecticide resistance
Easy-to-deploy liquid formulation
Tank-mixable with common agrochemicals
Does not harm beneficial insects
Low worker exposure
Minimal re-entry and pre-harvest interval

Monitor mating disruption using large delta traps with BioLure^® NOW

Hang traps early in the season (March)

At least 1 trap per 15-20 acres; minimum 2 traps per block

Check traps weekly, replacing lures monthly

Replace trap liner as needed to ensure stickiness

Use egg traps with almond meal for added info on female pest dynamics

Use hull-split assessments for best indication of pest populations

Almonds in hand.

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