Tobacco Insect Scouting Report. May 16, 2014
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Plants seem to be much healthier than last week. Photo: Cameron McLamb
It is week three monitoring the Integrated Pest Management fields and the grower standard fields in our Eastern and Piedmont locations. Heavy rainfall left most fields in muddy conditions, but overall plant health has improved from the previous report, with little to no insect population increases, and decreases in flea beetle counts. Here are the following reports for Eastern 1,2,3,4, and Piedmont 1 and 2 locations.
Scouting Report , Eastern 1 – Grower Standard Field
| Insect observation | No. aphid infested plants | Flea beetles/plant | Percent tobacco budworm infestation | Hornworms/plant | Percent cutworm damaged plants | Other insects |
| Treatment needed? | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment |
Scouting Report, Eastern 2 – IPM Field
| Insect observation | No. aphid infested plants | Flea beetles/plant | Percent tobacco budworm infestation | Hornworms/plant | Percent cutworm damaged plants | Other insects |
| Treatment needed? | 0 – No Treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No Treatment | 0 – No treatment |
Scouting Report , Eastern 3 – Grower Standard Field
| Insect observation | No. aphid infested plants | Flea beetles/plant | Percent tobacco budworm infestation | Hornworms/plant | Percent cutworm damaged plants | Other insects |
| Treatment needed? | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment |
Scouting Report, Eastern 4 – IPM Field
| Insect observation | No. aphid infested plants | Flea beetles/plant | Percent tobacco budworm infestation | Hornworms/plant | Percent cutworm damaged plants | Other insects |
| Treatment needed? | 0 – No Treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No Treatment | 0 – No treatment |
Scouting Report , Piedmont 1 – Grower Standard Field
| Insect observation | No. aphid infested plants | Flea beetles/plant | Percent tobacco budworm infestation | Hornworms/plant | Percent cutworm damaged plants | Other insects |
| Treatment needed? | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment |
Scouting Report, Piedmont 2 – IPM Field
| Insect observation | No. aphid infested plants | Flea beetles/plant | Percent tobacco budworm infestation | Hornworms/plant | Percent cutworm damaged plants | Other insects |
| Treatment needed? | 0 – No Treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No treatment | 0 – No Treatment | 0 – No treatment |
Notes: There were no flea beetles observed in this weeks scouting report, possibly due to the heavy rainfall. Plants seemed to be much healthier than last week, and there were insignificant signs of any damage to the plants from pest infestation.
More Information
View last week’s scouting report from May 9, 2014.
Read more about the IPM project in the week one report.