NW ARKANSAS

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PEST ALERTS:

•   Green June Beetles - are attacking ripening fruit

• Codling moth adults - can begin laying eggs from 13 July through harvest

• Oriental fruit moth - can be hatching from 29 June (Morrilton) or 14 July (NW Arkansas) until harvest

• Grape Berry moth adults - can be laying eggs from now until early September

  • Spray all of vineyard or orchard if > 1% damaged clusters or fruit (indicates larvae are present). 

•  29 June - Flight of San Jose scale male flight in NW Arkansas from 29 June to 2 July.  Crawlers will start emerging for 4 to 5 weeks starting:

• 26 June in southern Arkansas

• 8 July in NW Arkansas  

• See SJS below for sampling procedure for yellow crawlers

• 1 June - Japanese beetle adults began emerging in NW Arkansas on 1 June.  Plants should be inspected for presence of feeding adults and protected if leaf damage exceeds your level of tolerance.

• 20 May - Mites - start weekly inspection of susceptible apple and peach trees for European red mite or two-spotted spider mite buildup. 

  • See How to Sample

 

 

 

Click Pest Below To See Degree-day Graphs Codling Moth (See CM larva) Plum Curculio (See PC adult) Grape Berry Moth (See GBM moth) See Grape berry moth larval webbed clusters (3 June) Oriental Fruit Moth (See OFM moth) San Jose Scale (See SJS)

  

Trap Counts

 

Berryville, AR Apple/Peach Orchard Under Alternative PM Program (Carroll County)

 * DA - is a pear odor lure trap that attracts both males and female codling moths in an orchard under mating disruption (MD)

 

Washington and Franklin Counties