Pest Management

Large-scale headaches accompany scale infestations. 1-1 Eye-gnats - why should citrus growers care? 1-2 Growers can help to thwart new infestations. 1-3 Integrated pest management. 1-3 Citrus peel miner damage on the rise. 1-3 Arizona Dept. of Agriculture medfly activity. 1-4 Citrus nematode trials are ongoing. 1-4 New pest of citrtus found in Florida 1-4 Overcoming poor water quality before adding Roundup 2-1* Foreign insects threatening Arizona citrus 2-1 Africanized honey bees in Arizona citrus 2-1 A clear way ahead for clean culture? 2-2* Citrus thrips control in Arizona citrus 2-2 Woolly whitefly is a potential threat to Arizona citrus 2-3 Citrus tristeza virus and brown citrus aphid: latest development and potential impact on Arizona citrus industry 2-4* Citrus tristeza virus/brown citrus aphid taskforce organized 2-4* Brown citrus aphid potential threat 2-4 New insecticides look promising for citrus thrips control 3-1 Brown citrus aphid found in Florida 3-2 Water pH effects on pesticides 3-2 Woolly whitefly found in Maricopa county 3-3 Red scale threat declines, but woolly whitefly appears in Yuma. 3-3 Use of beneficial nematodes for eye gnats and citrus nematode control 3-4 The new food quality protection act: what it can do for you or to you 4-1 More on the fall of the Delaney clause 4-1 Woolly whitefly established in Arizona 4-1 Brown citrus aphid/citrus tristeza virus update 4-3* An evaluation of biological agents for control of citrus nematode and Liohippelates eye gnat 4-3 Baythroid 4-2 Does clean culture yield more fruit? 4-2* Preplant fumigation and stump removal effect on reset tree growth 4-2* Medfly defeated in Florida, but reappears in California 4-4 Bug briefs 4-4 Citrus pest update 5-1 Insecticides at risk 5-2 Citrus Thrips control 5-2 Woolly whitefly range increases 5-3&4 Activity of the IGR Pyriproxyfen as soil treatments against the eye gnat Liohippelates collusor (Diptera: Chloropidae) 5-3&4 Ants 6-1 Imported fire ant threat 6-2 Citrus pests - another weird year? 6-3 Red imported fire ants 6-4 Red imported fire ant update 7-2 The citrus leafminer 7-2 Mexico takes emergency measures to prevent the spreading of the brown citrus aphid and the citrus tristeza virus 7-3&4 Be on the lookout for three new pests this citrus season! 8-2