May 24, 2019

AHDB Aphid News

The latest edition of AHDB Aphid News has been released for the week ending 19 May.

  • Peach-potato aphid - captured at 11 sites and numbers have increased across much of England.
  • Potato aphid - captured at 14 sites and numbers have increased at 9 sites.
  • Cabbage aphid - captured at 4 sites.
  • Willow-carrot aphid - captured at 14 sites. Numbers have increased by around 560% across Britain this week, reaching three figures at York and Preston.
  • Pea aphid - captured at 7 sites but in single figures.
  • Black-bean aphid - 8 sites.
  • Currant-lettuce aphid - 2 sites.


May 21, 2019

Pest update from Wellesbourne

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

Traps in last year's swede plot

  • 0 male and 0 femaie cabbage root flies
  • 2 bean seed flies
  • 19 flea beetles
  • 41 pollen beetles
  • 8 cabbage stem weevils
  • 15 cabbage stem flea beetles
  • 4 cabbage seed weevils

Traps in the new swede plot

  • 2 male and 0 femaie cabbage root flies
  • 18 bean seed flies
  • 512 flea beetles
  • 101 pollen beetles
  • 34 cabbage stem weevils
  • 17 cabbage stem flea beetles
  • 2 cabbage seed weevils

There were 68 carrot flies on the 3 sticky traps in the overwintered carrot plot and 288 flies in a newly-sown plot.

31 cabbage root fly eggs were laid between 17 and 21 May (around 15 plants).

No moths were captured in our pheromone traps (silver Y moth, cabbage moth, turnip moth and diamond-back moth). There are 2 traps for each species.


May 17, 2019

AHDB Aphid News

The latest edition of AHDB Aphid News has been released for the week ending 12 May.

  • Peach-potato aphid - captured at 9 sites
  • Potato aphid - captured at 7 sites
  • Cabbage aphid - captured at 2 sites
  • Willow-carrot aphid - captured at 12 sites
  • Pea aphid - captured at 6 sites
  • Black-bean aphid - 6 sites
  • Currant-lettuce aphid - 2 sites

Species recorded in double figures are the peach–potato aphid, from Broom’s Barn and Wellesbourne, as well as the willow–carrot aphid, from Preston, Wellesbourne, Silwood Park and Starcross.


Pest update from Wellesbourne

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

Traps in last year's swede plot

  • 0 male and 2 femaie cabbage root flies
  • 7 bean seed flies
  • 12 flea beetles
  • 88 pollen beetles
  • 9 cabbage stem weevils
  • 8 cabbage stem flea beetles
  • 9 cabbage seed weevils

Traps in the new swede plot

  • 4 male and 0 femaie cabbage root flies
  • 17 bean seed flies
  • 357 flea beetles
  • 66 pollen beetles
  • 14 cabbage stem weevils
  • 9 cabbage stem flea beetles
  • 3 cabbage seed weevils

There were 88 carrot flies on the 3 sticky traps in the overwintered carrot plot and 555 flies in a newly-sown plot.

45 cabbage root fly eggs were laid between 14 and 17 May (around 15 plants).

We caught 1 turnip moth and 1 diamond-back moth. No moths were captured in our other pheromone traps ( silver Y moth, cabbage moth). There are 2 traps for each species.


May 14, 2019

Update from Wellesbourne

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

Traps in last year's swede plot

  • 8 male and 4 femaie cabbage root flies
  • 29 bean seed flies
  • 23 flea beetles
  • 183 pollen beetles
  • 23 cabbage stem weevils
  • 5 cabbage stem flea beetles
  • 7 cabbage seed weevils
  • 1 small white butterfly

Traps in the new swede plot

  • 13 male and 1 femaie cabbage root flies
  • 74 bean seed flies
  • 311 flea beetles
  • 348 pollen beetles
  • 59 cabbage stem weevils
  • 15 cabbage stem flea beetles
  • 9 cabbage seed weevils

There were 204 carrot flies on the 3 sticky traps in the overwintered carrot plot and 698 flies in a newly-sown plot.

40 cabbage root fly eggs were laid between 10 and 14 May (around 15 plants).

We caught 4 turnip moths in 2 pheromone traps. No moths were captured in our other pheromone traps (diamond-back moth, silver Y moth, cabbage moth).


May 10, 2019

AHDB Aphid News

The latest edition of AHDB Aphid News has been released for the week ending 5 May.

  • Peach-potato aphid - captured at 10 sites
  • Potato aphid - captured at 8 sites
  • Cabbage aphid - captured at 3 sites
  • Willow-carrot aphid - captured at 10 sites
  • Pea aphid - captured at 9 sites
  • Black-bean aphid - 5 sites
  • Curraant-lettuce aphid - 4 sites

Species recorded in double figures include the peach–potato aphid from Broom’s Barn and Writtle; the willow-carrot aphid from Preston and Silwood Park; and the black bean aphid from Writtle and Silwood Park.

No samples were received from Newcastle this week.


Pest update from Wellesbourne

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

Traps in last year's swede plot

  • 15 male and 9 femaie cabbage root flies
  • 38 bean seed flies
  • 11 flea beetles
  • 133 pollen beetles
  • 7 cabbage stem weevils
  • 4 cabbage stem flea beetles
  • 0 cabbage seed weevils

Traps in the new swede plot

  • 18 male and 1 femaie cabbage root flies
  • 38 bean seed flies
  • 31 flea beetles
  • 27 pollen beetles
  • 0 cabbage stem weevils
  • 9 cabbage stem flea beetles
  • 1 cabbage seed weevils

There were 91 carrot flies on the 3 sticky traps in the overwintered carrot plot and 374 flies in a newly-sown plot.

109 cabbage root fly eggs were laid between 7 and 10 May (around 15 plants).

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


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).


May 03, 2019

AHDB Aphid News

The latest edition of AHDB Aphid News has been released for the week ending 28 April.

  • Peach-potato aphid - captured at 7 sites
  • Potato aphid - captured at 6 sites
  • Cabbage aphid - captured at 2 sites
  • Willow-carrot aphid - captured at 6 sites
  • Pea aphid - captured at 4 sites
  • Black-bean aphid - 4 sites

Pest update from Wellesbourne

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

Traps in last year's swede plot

  • 33 male and 12 femaie cabbage root flies
  • 34 bean seed flies
  • 15 flea beetles
  • 247 pollen beetles
  • 16 cabbage stem weevils
  • 3 cabbage stem flea beetles
  • 3 cabbage seed weevils

Traps in the new swede plot

  • 17 male and 2 femaie cabbage root flies
  • 32 bean seed flies
  • 29 flea beetles
  • 89 pollen beetles
  • 9 cabbage stem weevils
  • 4 cabbage stem flea beetles
  • 2 cabbage seed weevils

There were 89 carrot flies on the sticky traps.

105 cabbage root fly eggs were laid between 30 April and 3 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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