The document provides monitoring and treatment recommendations for yellow stem borer during January and February. It recommends setting light or pheromone traps to monitor pest levels and releasing the egg parasitoid Trichogramma japonicum if thresholds are met of 2 egg masses/m2, 10% dead hearts, or 1 moth/m2. If thresholds are exceeded, it recommends applying foliar sprays of chemicals including chlorpyriphos, phosphamidon, acephate, cartap hydrochloride, or chlorantraniliprole.
The document provides monitoring and treatment recommendations for yellow stem borer during January and February. It recommends setting light or pheromone traps to monitor pest levels and releasing the egg parasitoid Trichogramma japonicum if thresholds are met of 2 egg masses/m2, 10% dead hearts, or 1 moth/m2. If thresholds are exceeded, it recommends applying foliar sprays of chemicals including chlorpyriphos, phosphamidon, acephate, cartap hydrochloride, or chlorantraniliprole.
The document provides monitoring and treatment recommendations for yellow stem borer during January and February. It recommends setting light or pheromone traps to monitor pest levels and releasing the egg parasitoid Trichogramma japonicum if thresholds are met of 2 egg masses/m2, 10% dead hearts, or 1 moth/m2. If thresholds are exceeded, it recommends applying foliar sprays of chemicals including chlorpyriphos, phosphamidon, acephate, cartap hydrochloride, or chlorantraniliprole.
• Setting light traps or pheromone traps for monitoring the
pest • Release of egg parasitoid- Trichogramma japonicum @ • ETL’ s – 2 egg-mass/m2 or 10% dead heart or 1 moth/m2 or 25 moths/ trap/week • Need based application of insecticides- • Foliar sprays with chlorpyriphos 2.5 ml/l or phosphamidon 2.0 ml/l or acephate 1.5 g/l or cartap hydrochloride 2.0 g/l or chlorantraniliprole 0.4 ml/l and cartap hydrochloride 50% SP @ 1000 g/ ha.