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Common Insects and Their Management Jeff Schalau Associate Agent, Ag. & Nat. Res. University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Yavapai County

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Common Insects and Their Management. Jeff Schalau Associate Agent, Ag. & Nat. Res. University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Yavapai County. Grasshoppers. Grasshopper Management. Natural Enemies Poultry Cultural Control Maintain green border Physical barriers Chemical Control - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Common Insects and Their Management

Common Insects and Their ManagementJeff SchalauAssociate Agent, Ag. & Nat. Res.University of Arizona Cooperative ExtensionYavapai County

Page 2: Common Insects and Their Management

Grasshoppers

Page 3: Common Insects and Their Management

Grasshopper Management Natural Enemies

– Poultry Cultural Control

– Maintain green border– Physical barriers

Chemical Control– Baits and sprays containing carbaryl– Nolo Bait (Nosema locustae) not

effective

Page 4: Common Insects and Their Management

Thrips

Page 5: Common Insects and Their Management

Thrips Management Natural Enemies

– Minute Pirate Bug, predaceous mites Cultural Control

– Control weeds, high pressure hose, remove old flowers, row covers, reflective mulch, be patient

Chemical Control– Neem, systemics (Orthene, Merit) on

non-edible crops

Page 6: Common Insects and Their Management

ElmLeafBeetle

Page 7: Common Insects and Their Management

Elm Leaf Beetle Management Natural Enemies

– Black Tachnid Fly (marginally effective)

Cultural Control– Tolerate some damage

Chemical Control– Bark banding with carbaryl– Bt var. tenebionis– Neem– Systemics

Page 8: Common Insects and Their Management

BoxElderBug

Page 9: Common Insects and Their Management

Box Elder Bug Management Natural Enemies

– None known Cultural Control

– Eliminate host trees– Screen windows, caulk, weatherstrip

Chemical Control– Not recommended-nuisance insect

Page 10: Common Insects and Their Management

Cypress Bark Beetle

Page 11: Common Insects and Their Management

Cypress Bark Beetle Management Natural Enemies

– ??? Cultural Control

– Irrigate susceptible species to maintain vigor

Chemical Control– Trunk sprays containing carbaryl

Page 12: Common Insects and Their Management

Pitch Moth

Page 13: Common Insects and Their Management

Pitch Moth Management Natural Enemies

– None known Cultural Control

– Irrigate susceptible species to maintain vigor

– Phyisical control Chemical Control

– None

Page 14: Common Insects and Their Management

Spider Mite

Page 15: Common Insects and Their Management

Spider Mite Management Natural Enemies

– Predatory mites, minute pirate bugs, lacewings, bigeyed bugs

Cultural Control– Avoid dust build up with high

pressure hose Chemical Control

– Soaps/oils, miticides in extreme cases

Page 16: Common Insects and Their Management

Blister Beetles

Page 17: Common Insects and Their Management

Blister Beetle Management Natural Enemies

– None (but they eat grasshopper eggs)

Cultural Control– Physical barriers

Chemical Control– Carbaryl, malathion, stomach

poisons

Page 19: Common Insects and Their Management

Agave Snout Weevil Management Natural Enemies

– None known Cultural Control

– Remove and destroy infested plants Chemical Control

– Put in mescal bottles

Page 20: Common Insects and Their Management

Flea Beetles

Page 21: Common Insects and Their Management

Flea Beetle Management Natural Enemies

– Parasitic wasps Cultural Control

– Control weeds– Row covers on vegetables

Chemical Control– Carbaryl– Malathion– Acephate

Page 22: Common Insects and Their Management

Grasshoppers

Citrus

Corn

Page 23: Common Insects and Their Management

Grass Hopper Management Natural Enemies

– Birds, Guineas, Chickens– Nosema locustae

Cultural Control– Physical Barriers (screens, row

covers) Chemical Control

– Carbaryl– Neem– Acephate for ornamentals