In this Issue:

VEGETABLE NEWS

Vegetable Insect Update

Food Alliance Certification and Treatment Thresholds

APPLE NEWS

Key Apple Pests of Concern during the Summer and Fall

Minnesota Grown Program 2005

Weekly Trap Counts: July 5 - July 14, 2005

Apple Scab Infections


Insect, Pest Fact Sheets

Vol 2 No.10   July 18, 2005

Apple: Weekly Trap Counts

County

Location

Dates Traps were Out in Orchard

Degree Days (Dates)**

CM

RBLR

OBLR

LAW

 

 

AM***

La Crescent Region

Fillmore

Preston

7/05 to 7/11

~1211.1 (4/05 to 7/11)

10

40

1

xxx

0.33 (avg. for 3 baited spheres)

Hiawatha Region

Rice

Faribault - Site 1

7/05 to 7/12

1288.8 (4/06 to 7/12)

2

131

7

6

0 (avg. for 3 baited spheres)

Wabasha

Elgin

7/06 to 7/13

1220.7 (4/05 to 7/13)

2

20

1

2

1 (avg. for 3 baited spheres)

Wabasha

Lake City

7/06 to 7/13

1300.1 (4/05 to 7/13)

3

240

5

xxx

3.3 (avg. for 3 baited spheres)

St. Croix Region

Chisago

Shafer (Avg. for 2 traps/insect)

7/06 to 7/13

1253.6 (3/31 to 7/13)

0

129

3

xxx

12.5 (avg. for 6 baited spheres)

Dakota

Lakeville (Avg. for 3 traps/insect)

7/06 to 7/13

xxx

0.3

27.3

0

0

0 (avg. for 12 unbaited spheres)

Dakota

West St. Paul

7/06 to 7/13

xxx

1

22

20

xxx

0.71 (avg. for 7 unbaited spheres)

Washington

Hastings – Site 2 (Avg. for 3 traps/insect)

7/07 to 7/13

1205.2 (4/01 to 7/13)

2.3

79

2.3

6

0 (avg. for 6 unbaited spheres)

Washington

Hastings – Site 3

7/07 to 7/13

xxx

0

70

3

1

0.67 (avg. for 3 baited spheres)

Washington

Hugo

7/06 to 7/13

1280.6 (4/06 to 7/13)

1

98

1

xxx

3.7 (avg. for 3 baited spheres)

Washington

White Bear Lake

7/07 to 7/14

xxx

4

41

3

xxx

4.3 (avg. for 3 baited spheres)

West Metro Region

Stearns

Fairhaven

6/27 to 7/11 (2 weeks)

1145.5 (4/04 to 7/11)

4

141

25

33

---

Wright

Maple Lake

 

7/06 to 7/13

xxx

6

21

4

xxx

1.3 (avg. for 3 baited spheres)

Other Locations

Pine

Kerrick

7/06 to 7/13

798.0 (4/01 to 7/13)

0

0

43

xxx

0 (avg. for 3 baited spheres)

* Locations monitored for: CM = codling moth, RBLR = redbanded leafroller, OBLR = obliquebanded leafroller, and LAW = lesser appleworm at selected locations, XX = no information provided, xxx = not monitored at these locations, --- = begins week of 7/18.
** Degree days using Spec 7 Pro = cumulative or integral degree days (uses hourly temperatures), with calculation parameters of Base Temp = 50° F and Upper Limit = 86° F.
***AM – Note that some locations use apple essence bait while others do not. The threshold for a baited sphere is 5 AM and 1 AM for unbaited sphere.

 

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Co-Editors: Bill Hutchison (hutch002@umn.edu), Department of Entomology, University of Minnesota, Jeanne Ciborowski, Minnesota Department of Agriculture, Ag. Resources Management and Development Division, and Suzanne Wold-Burkness (woldx018@umn.edu), Department of Entomology, University of Minnesota

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