Pacific Nut Producer Magazine

Tag: Walnut husk fly

  • Growers Limited to Insecticides for Control of Walnut Husk Fly

    As growers prepare to begin monitoring their orchards for walnut husk fly emergence in June, watch this brief interview with Jhalendra Rijal from the Tree & Vine Expo, as he shares more about the nature of this pest and the limited tools growers have to control it.  Read more in-depth information about walnut husk fly control in the May issue of Pacific Nut Producer Magazine.
    Please thank this video’s sponsor Trece for their industry support.

  • Managing Walnut Husk Fly in the Orchard

    Walnut growers should start monitoring for walnut husk fly in May.  Watch this video with emeritus UCCE IPM Specialist Bob Van Steenwyk as he provides timely step by step directions on how to monitor and manage this pest.  Read more about orchard pest management in Pacific Nut Producer Magazine.
    Please thank this video’s sponsor Trece for their industry support.

  • Flexibility For Your Insect/Mite Problems in Tree Nuts

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    Growers and PCA’s want options when determining a pest control program. Products that have flexible application timing and are compatible in mixtures can bring these options. Gowan USA has a portfolio of products that fit this profile in nut crops.

    Imidan® is a powerful broad-spectrum residual insecticide that has been trusted for decades to bring back control when other products seem to no longer get the job done to a satisfactory level. Always keep Imidan® in mind for control of Navel Orangeworm in almonds as well as control of Walnut Huskfly and Codling Moth in walnuts.

    Magister® is a dual action miticide and fungicide controlling adult and immature mite populations plus delivering fungicidal control of key pathogens in nut crops.

    Onager Optek® is a solid, proven miticide that provides residual control of eggs, immature mites and sterilization of adult female mites. An advanced formulation leads to greater coverage and translaminar movement leads to stronger results. A seven day PHI and air label keep options open all season.