Showing posts with label carrot rust fly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carrot rust fly. Show all posts
Carrot Pest Activity
Friday, April 21, 2017
Ontario has a Carrot Pest Activity Calendar, which is a great resource to help you predict when pests might start to become a problem. You can find the full calendar here: https://onvegetables.files.wordpress.com/2017/04/carrot-pest-activity-calendar.pdf As the calendar is based on Ontario dates, there will be slight variation for Nova Scotia conditions, but it's well worth a read!
Labels:
carrot rust fly,
carrot weevil,
carrots,
damping off,
disease
Insect and Floating Row Covers
Friday, May 31, 2013
Insect covers provide an alternative pest control option for
growers. Insect covers come in different sizes and are suitable for control of
a whole host of insects such as carrot rust fly, cabbage maggot, and flea beetles.
Insect covers will create a physical barrier between the crop and flying
insects. It has to be applied tightly so insects are unable to get under the
netting.
Insect cover on rutabaga
Insect covers do not trap heat and therefore are used on
cole crops, carrots etc where extra heat might be undesirable. On the other
hand crops such as cucurbits, lettuce and peppers may benefit from extra heat, so floating
row covers are more beneficial.
Floating row cover on lettuce
Labels:
cabbage maggot,
carrot rust fly,
carrots,
cole crops,
cucurbits,
flea beetles,
insects,
lettuce,
peppers,
row covers,
rutabaga
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