June 20, 2014

Pest update Wellesbourne

Between Tuesday (17th) and Friday (20th) we found:

  • 24 carrot flies on traps in this year's carrots (3 traps)

In the 3 water traps in the 'new' cauliflower plot:

  • 8 male and 26 female cabbage root flies
  • 61 bean seed flies
  • 120 pollen beetles
  • 74 flea beetles

We collected a total of 69 cabbage root fly eggs from around 15 cauliflower plants (planted 15 April).

There were no diamond-back or silvery Y moths but 5 turnip moths (2 traps).

On 18th June there were 4 winged, 10 wingless and 4 parasitised willow-carrot aphids on 3 x 0.5 m lengths of carrot row.


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