NEW IPM BLOG WITH EMPHASIS ON SPOTTED WING DROSOPHILA SWD is becoming one of the most devastating pests of small fruits in many areas of the country including Missouri. The goal of this Integrated Crop and Pest Management (IPM) blog is to provide relevant and timely local/regional information about this invasive pest that can be used by farmers and gardeners to protect their crops. Go to LU-IPM.net to access the most recent information about SWD in Missouri and in the Midwest. Volunteer Monitoring for SWD If you are interested in monitoring for SWD at your farm, free traps and bait (purchased using funds provided by a grant from the Missouri Department of Agriculture to the Lincoln University IPM program) are available. They can be mailed at no cost to you. Please contact Mr. Jacob Wilson at [email protected] or call (573-681-5591). friendsofthegarden.org/fog-blog/2014/06/14/spotted-wing-drosophila-swd-detected-in-southwest-missouri-2/
Posted on: Sun, 20 Jul 2014 12:51:36 +0000
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