August 30, 2016

Pest update from Wellesbourne

Since Friday we have captured:

In pheromone traps (2 per species):

  • Turnip moth = 0
  • Silver Y moth = 0
  • Cabbage moth = 0
  • Diamond-back moth = 2

On 3 sticky traps:

  • Carrot fly = 18 (in second sowing)

In 3 water traps:

  • Cabbage root fly males = 2
  • Cabbage root fly females = 21
  • Bean seed flies = 9
  • Flea beetles = 16
  • Pollen beetles = 1
  • Small white butterfly = 3
  • Large white butterfly = 0
  • Cabbage stem weevil = 0

Cabbage root fly eggs = 17 (15 plants)

On our untreated brassicas there are a few cabbage aphid colonies and a developing infestation of cabbage whitefly.


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