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Diamondback moth threat prompts field scouting in Manitoba
Diamondback moth larvae have reached damaging levels in southwest Manitoba and southern Saskatchewan. Fields should be scouted now for flower damage as two to four larvae per plant mark economic threshold. many insecticides are registered if control is needed. Bertha armyworm trap counts show peaks in Miniota Oak River and Cardale with rising numbers in Hamiota. Field scouting should begin by the last week of July.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Miniota
Oak River
Cardale
Hamiota
Man
Ernest G. Buhler