November 03, 2013

Pest update Wellesbourne

On 31 October we found:

  • 6 carrot flies (3 traps)
  • 1 turnip moth (2 traps)

We have recently checked some of our untreated guard plots for carrot fly damage and approximately 90% of roots had suffered some damage. So even though the second generation of carrot fly appeared to have been 'disrupted' by the warm weather, egg-laying and larval survival were 'unaffected'.


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