Mass Trapping as an Organic Management Option for the Japanese Beetle on Farms

Content Source: University of Missouri Extension

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This article from Lincoln University and University of Missouri Extension presents research on mass trapping as an organic management strategy for Japanese beetles. It details trap designs, deployment patterns, and six years of field results from elderberry and blueberry orchards. Findings show traps significantly reduced beetle damage while offering a cost-effective alternative to organic insecticide applications.

Region

Midwest

Topic

Insect/Pest Management

Year Published

2018

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