나방콩 인사이트

Autumn Control of Lepidopteran Pests Soil moisture deficit in July-August of this year significantly altered farmers' plans for sowing winter rapeseed. Many of them abandoned sowing, and those who did sow by the third decade of September are seeing either emergence or patchy crops. Specialists from the company Ukravit explain the situation with pests in the crops and how insufficiently effective and untimely control can affect future yields. In regions with sufficient moisture at the time of sowing, farmers have already seen emergence, albeit patchy—from cotyledons to 6 leaves of the crop; in regions where there was a moisture deficit, rapeseed emergence is just beginning, notes Irina Usova, product manager for the "Insecticides" direction at Ukravit. Meanwhile, conditions are optimal for pests: moderate temperatures with rising thermometers during the day promote the spread of a complex of pests, including lepidopteran species, in already existing crops. According to our specialists f

Hybrid soil insecticide Bifender Duo gets EPA registration

Winter rapeseed crops in Ukraine are being infested by a complex of lepidopteran pests.

New trial suggests that oilseed resilience reduces flea beetle pressure

Crucifer flea beetles, flea beetles, and whiteflies — damage is being detected on rapeseed seedlings.

As the heat finally begins to abate, the activity of hornets increases sharply... Damage to apiaries reaches 'emergency' levels.