Armyworm

Updating Armyworm Monitoring – Two New Posts

Updating Armyworm Monitoring – Two New Posts

Here’s a link to an in-depth article regarding Armyworm trapping from University of California Cooperative Extension Farm Advisor Michelle Leinfelder-Miles. 

The article outlines monitoring in the Delta, and provides an excellent overview of efforts to combat Armyworm in the Sacramento Valley. 

Additionally, here’s a link to the latest trapping information in the Sacramento Valley, including this update from UCCE Rice Farm Advisor Luis Espino:
“All traps are now set up and we are checking them weekly. Numbers are very low in most locations (less than 0.5 moths per day per trap). Two Sacramento Valley traps and the Delta trap have higher numbers, but nothing to be concerned about at this point. 

We usually see the numbers start to increase in mid-June and peak in late June/early July. Last year observations indicate that worm numbers peak a week after the moth numbers peak.” 

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Intrepid® 2F Armyworm Label Update

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You must have the Intrepid® 2F supplemental label in hand as if it were on the container. Intrepid® 2F is the only product with the active ingredient methoxyfenozide registered for use to control armyworm on rice. The registration was complete earlier this year, which left the registrant (Corteva Agriscience) no time to include rice on the label. Corteva Agriscience has made the supplemental label available on the CDMS and Agrian websites. For permitting and label questions, please contact your local agricultural commissioner’s office. 

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