Stephen J. Toth, Jr., editor
Volume 19, Number 13, July 9, 2004

Caution!
The information and recommendations in this newsletter are applicable to North Carolina and may not apply in other areas.


Insect Trap Data

Insect Trap Data


From: Thomas G. Pegram, Agricultural Extension Agent, Union County


Light Trap Data From Anson, Stanly and Union Counties

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                       Number of Adult Insects         
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               Anson N    Stanly    Union S    Union N 
               *******    *******   *******    ******* 
 Date          CWB  SB    CWB  SB   CWB  SB    CWB  SB 
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 July 5          -   -      -   -     0   7      3   5 
 July 7          -   -      -   -     2  14      7   6#
 July 9          -   -      -   -     2  10      4   5 
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CWB = cotton bollworm moths; SB = stink bugs

# = brown stink bugs

Trap locations (Cooperators):
Anson N = Ansonville area (Finsher Martin)
Stanly = Albemarle area (Doug Bowers)
Union N = New Salem area (Gene Alexander)
Union S = White Store area (Greg Hargett)


From: Mike Carroll, Agricultural Extension Agent, Craven County


Light Trap Data From Craven County

Trap Location: Cove City, North Carolina
Cooperators: R and W McCoy Farms and Cove City Fertilizer

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                           Number of Adult Insects               
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 Date        THW     BW     ECB     GSB     BSB     FAW     Other
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 July 8        3     19       0       7       5       0        - 
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THW = tobacco hornworms; BW = bollworm complex; ECB = European
corn borers; GSB = green stink bugs; BSB = brown stink bugs;
FAW = fall armyworms


From: Bryant M. Spivey, Agricultural Extension Agent, Duplin County


Light Trap Data From Duplin County

Trap Location: Albertson, North Carolina
Cooperators: Morris and Justin Murphy

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            Number of Adult Insects
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                              Green
                              stink
 Date       Bollworms          bugs
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 July 7        27              142 
 July 9        11              177 
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Cotton bollworm and green stink counts are from a single black-light
trap located approximately 2 miles east of Albertson, North Carolina.


From: Curtis D. Fountain, County Extension Director, Jones County


Light Trap Data From Jones County

Trap Location: Comfort, North Carolina
Monitored by: Morris and Brett Pike

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               Number of Adult Insects   
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 Date         BW     ECB      SB      HW 
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 July 9        8      25      10       5 
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Abbreviations: BW = bollworms; ECB = European
corn borers; SB = stink bugs; HW = hornworms


From: Georgia P.Love, Agricultural Extension Agent, Robeson County


Light Trap Data From Robeson County

Trap Location: Rowland, North Carolina
Monitored by: Georgia Love (Trap #1) and Kay McGirt (Trap #2)

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             Number of Bollworm Moths
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 Date        Traps:    #1         #2 
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 July 7                 5          - 
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