May 03, 2013

Female cabbage root flies captured

The water traps at Wellesbourne were checked again today (last checked on 29th April) and we have captured our first females (6 in 3 traps) and a large number of males (35 in 3 traps). Numbers of bean seed flies have also increased. The captures so far are summarised in the attached file.

insects_captured_in_yellow_water_traps_at_warwick_crop_centre_2013.pdf

We have yet to capture carrot flies on our sticky traps.

More information on pests of vegetables and narcissus here: http://www3.syngenta.com/country/uk/en/AgronomyTools/HDCPestBulletin/Pages/HDCPestBulletin.aspx


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