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May 07, 2019

Pest update from Wellesbourne

When the water traps were checked at Wellesbourne today there were:

Traps in last year's swede plot

  • 19 male and 12 femaie cabbage root flies
  • 34 bean seed flies
  • 2 flea beetles
  • 189 pollen beetles
  • 5 cabbage stem weevils
  • 0 cabbage stem flea beetles
  • 0 cabbage seed weevils

Traps in the new swede plot

  • 21 male and 3 femaie cabbage root flies
  • 47 bean seed flies
  • 24 flea beetles
  • 24 pollen beetles
  • 1 cabbage stem weevils
  • 5 cabbage stem flea beetles
  • 0 cabbage seed weevils

There were 206 carrot flies on the sticky traps.

68 cabbage root fly eggs were laid between 3 and 7 May (around 15 plants).

No moths were captured in our pheromone traps (diamond-back moth, silver Y moth, turnip moth, cabbage moth).


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