IPM Insect Monitoring Project (SRASHS Conference)
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The document summarizes preliminary findings from an insect pest survey in Alabama using pheromone traps from 2009. It monitored 16 insect species across multiple counties. Key findings included unusually high trap catches of fall armyworm, beet armyworm, and lesser cornstalk borer, consistent with reported outbreaks. Trap catches varied between counties and were correlated with temperature and rainfall. The project aims to provide early pest information to farmers through websites, emails, and meetings to support vegetable and peanut IPM programs in Alabama.
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IPM Insect Monitoring Project (SRASHS Conference)
- 1. Preliminary Findings from the Alabama Insect Pest Survey using Pheromone Traps Dr. Ayanava Majumdar Ext. Entomologist, AL SARE Coordinator Henry Fadamiro Assoc. Prof., AL IPM Coordinator Robert Boozer Research Extension Horticulturist
- 7. 4 10 21 33 49 25 8 19 36 27 25 Insect density (overall) per site Year 2009 Monthly average activity (statewide)
- 8. 20 19 15 32 48 27 36 29 17 12 Insect density (overall) per site Year 2009 16 13 Monthly average activity (statewide)
- 9. 6 10 25 12 16 5 3 11 8 3 8 17 Insect density (overall) per site Year 2009 7 Monthly average activity (statewide)
- 10. 3 2 7 20 15 3 6 6 3 1 3 Insect density (overall) per site Year 2009 Monthly average activity (statewide)
- 11. 119 116 76 46 142 143 77 Insect density (overall) per site Year 2009 Monthly average activity (statewide)
- 12. 4 28 3 WCRW 12 7 1 1 4 2 June, July June June 8 1 WCRW June WCRW SCRW Year 2009 Source: K. Flanders (2010)
- 13. Impact of Weather on Trap Catches Sign. Correlation of TEMPERATURE : Numbers indicate significant correlations at P = 0.10. +/- indicates direction of relationship (preliminary findings). Rain days indicate number of days rainfall exceeded 0.1 inch. Sign. Correlation of RAIN DAYS : Year 2009 RAINFALL County BAW FAW CEW TBW LCB CRW Cullman NS NS NS 0.9655 (-) NA NS Chilton 0.9989 (-) 0.9028 (-) 0.6599 (-) 0.9913 (-) NA NS Baldwin NS NS 0.5863 (-) NS NS NS Escambia NS 0.8603 (-) NS 0.6295 (+) NS NS Henry NS NS NS NS NS County BAW FAW CEW TBW LCB CRW Cullman NS 0.9905 (+) NS NS NA 0.5988 (+) Chilton NS NS NS NS NA NS Baldwin 0.9154 (+) 0.9838 (+) NS NS 0.8347 (+) 0.5882 (-) Escambia 0.6661 (+) NS 0.7080 (+) NS NS NS Henry NS 0.9851 (+) NS NS 0.7368 (+) 0.8819 (-)
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Editor's Notes
- There were at least two generations detected one month apart of BAW in north central AL. Three peaks could be detected one month apart in south AL along the Gulf Coast. Trends were unclear in northern AL.
- Trends in FAW population were stronger than BAW seen before. FAW pressures were high in all parts of AL. There were at least two generations detected one month apart of FAW in north central AL. Three peaks could be detected one month apart in south AL along the Gulf Coast. Impact of weather parameters was also stronger on FAW populations than BAW.