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Kentucky Apple Integrated Crop Management ManualAppendix 4DATES FOR PHEROMONE TRAP PLACEMENT*Codling Moth April 1 Fruit Tree Leafroller May 1 Oblique Banded Leafroller March 1 Oriental Fruit Moth March 1 Red Banded Leafroller March 1 San Jose Scale April 1*These dates should provide 2 - 4 weeks lead time to first capture anywhere in Kentucky. It is important to know when first capture occurs. Codling Moth The biofix for the codling moth is the starting date of the first sustained flight of male moths captured in pheromone traps. Generally, this is when the fifth moth has been captured in the trap. A few moths often emerge very early in the spring ahead of the rest. Using the fifth moth as the biofix better represents when the majority of the codling moths begin to emerge. This usually occurs just after petal fall. Codling moth traps need to be examined daily in order to know exactly when the biofix occurs. After the biofix has occurred, degree days are calculated on a daily basis and a running total is kept. The codling moth has a 50oF threshold temperature. These degree day accumulations are compared with the target values in the following table. DD targets and actions to be taken
San Jose Scale The biofix for the San Jose scale is the capture of males in pheromone traps (See Appendix 2). Male flight usually occurs after petal fall. After the biofix has occurred, degree days are calculated on a daily basis and a running total kept. The San Jose scale has a 51oF threshold temperature. These degree day accumulations are compared with the target values in the following table. DD targets and actions to be taken
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