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1 Interpera June 15, 2017 Wenatchee WA Integrated Pest Management Successes Southern Oregon Research & Extension Center
2 Definition of IPM Original definition of Integrated Control: "Applied pest control which combines and integrates biological and chemical control. Chemical control is used as necessary and in a manner which is least disruptive to biological control". (Stern, V. M., R. F. Smith, R. van den Bosch, and K. S. Hagen The integrated control concept. Hilgardia, 29: )
3 PRIMARY DRIVERS OF IPM ADOPTION Induced Pests Pest Resurgence Resistance Regulations
4 Pheromone Mating Disruption vs. Organophosphate Use Change in the use of OPs and codling moth mating disruption (CMMD) Ac. equivalents treated w/ OPs CMMD Areawide Project: Ac. treated w/ CMMD OPs CMMD Note: data from one of the major pear growers in southern Oregon
5 Pear psylla adult levels in beat tray samples Pear psylla levels pear psylla adults per tray Check Delegate Altacor Assail Imidan Guthion Azinphos methyl Phosmet /20/07 6/3/07 6/17/07 7/1/07 7/15/07 7/29/07 8/12/07
6 POME FRUIT IPM RESEARCH & EXTENSION Pest Development and Phenology Models Economic Thresholds and Sampling Protocols Evaluating Control Methods for Target and Non-target Effects Resistance Monitoring Formulating and Testing Alternative Tactics Implementation on a Commercial Scale
7 Pear Psylla Life Stages
8 Timeline for Cacopsylla pyricola in North America First identified in Connecticut in Virginia 1939 Spokane Valley WA 1949 Hood River OR 1950 Rogue Valley OR 1953 Siskiyou & Del Norte CA (backyard trees) 1955 Mendocino CA (commercial orchard)
9 Canada Pacific Ocean. Seattle Washington Oregon. Portland Wenatchee Yakima Hood River Pear psylla is often a key pest California Medford/Rogue Valley 42 o N Pear psylla is usually an induced pest Mendocino/Lake County Sacramento Delta. San Francisco
10 INTEGRATING PEAR PSYLLA CONTROL MEASURES CULTURAL: TREE VIGOR AND CULTIVAR BIOLOGICAL CONTROL CHEMICAL CONTROL
11 From: Daugherty et al., Biological Control. Vol 43. pp (Fig. 2)
12 Anjou vs. Bosc: Effect of Early Season Pear Psylla Average pear psylla nymphs per leaf (4/24 to 6/8) % injured fruit % downgraded fruit % cull fruit Anjou Bosc From: Westigard et al., Journal of Economic Entomology. Vol 74. pp
13 IPM Orchard Survey Insects other than Pear Psylla in the Canopy (number / 50 beat trays) 2000 Early season Mid-season Late season Pest true bugs Lygus Calocoris Stink bugs Natural enemies Deraeocoris brevis Nabis Orius Soldier beetle Lady beetles Lacewings Earwigs
14 female male European earwig adults
15 Effect of Tanglefoot Exclusion on European Earwig Population Levels no tanglefoot tanglefoot # per three trays Jun Jun Jun Jun-02 1-Jul-02 8-Jul Jul Jul Jul-02 5-Aug Aug Aug-02
16 Effect of Tanglefoot Exclusion on Pear Psylla Population Levels # per three trays no tanglefoot tanglefoot Jun Jun Jun Jun-02 1-Jul-02 8-Jul Jul Jul Jul-02 5-Aug Aug Aug-02
17 Effect of Tanglefoot Exclusion on Deraeocoris Population Levels no tanglefoot tanglefoot # per three trays Jun Jun Jun Jun-02 1-Jul-02 8-Jul Jul Jul Jul-02 5-Aug Aug Aug-02
18 Effect of Tanglefoot exclusion on populations of pear psylla and natural enemies 2002 Mean per three trays (6/3-8/19) With Tanglefoot exclusion (n=14) No Tanglefoot exclusion (n=35) Pear psylla * Earwigs * Deraeocoris * Nabis Orius Trechnites Lacewings Lady beetles Spiders * Indicates a significant difference between the means observed in the two treatments (p<0.05)
19 Parasitized Mummy Normal Hardshell Parasitization of pear psylla by Trechnites
20 Multi-State Projects USDA Funded Areawide Management of the Codling Moth: Implementation of a Comprehensive IPM Program for Pome Fruit Crops in the Western US. Marcos Kogan et al. IFAFS/RAMP Building a Multi-tactic Pheromone-based Pest Management System in Western Orchards. Jay Brunner et al. SCRI Enhancing Western Orchard Biological Control. Vince Jones et al.
21 Multi-State Projects SCRI Enhancing Western Orchard Biological Control. Vince Jones et al. OPENED - Orchard Pesticide Effects on Natural Enemies Database
22 Fall 2013 Pear Psylla Beat Trays (9/26-10/2) Orchard Location Cultivar PPA per tray Notes 1 Organic North Comice 0 MD-organic (with Surround) Organic South Comice 0.2 MD-organic w/o Surround) Middle Comice 0 MD 2 East Comice 0 MD-organic (with Surround) West Comice 0.4 MD-organic (with Surround) 3 North Comice 0.3 MD-organic (with Surround) South Comice 0 MD-organic (with Surround) 4 South Comice 0.1 MD 5 North Bosc 6.6 MD 6 East Bosc 0.2 No MD-organic (w/o Surround) West Bartlett 0.1 No MD-organic (w/o Surround) 7 East Bosc 0.2 No MD-organic (w/o Surround) West Comice 0.1 No MD-organic (w/o Surround) 8 North Bartlett 0.2 MD Southwest Bartlett 0.2 MD Southeast Comice 0 MD 9 Lower Bartlett 0.2 MD Middle Bartlett 0.2 MD Middle Bosc 0 MD Upper Bartlett 0.4 MD 10 North (see note) Bosc 8.5 Conventional: No MD-with Assail applied one week before harvest South Bosc 21.2 Conventional: No MD Bosc 18.6 Conventional: No MD
23 Fall 2013 Pear Psylla Beat Trays (9/26-10/2) Orchard Location Cultivar PPA per tray Notes 1 Organic North Comice 0 MD-organic (with Surround) Organic South Comice 0.2 MD-organic w/o Surround) Middle Comice 0 MD 2 East Comice 0 MD-organic (with Surround) West Comice 0.4 MD-organic (with Surround) 3 North Comice 0.3 MD-organic (with Surround) South Comice 0 MD-organic (with Surround) 4 South Comice 0.1 MD 5 North Bosc 6.6 MD 6 East Bosc 0.2 No MD-organic (w/o Surround) = 0.47 PPA/tray West Bartlett 0.1 No MD-organic (w/o Surround) 7 East Bosc 0.2 No MD-organic (w/o Surround) West Comice 0.1 No MD-organic (w/o Surround) 8 North Bartlett 0.2 MD Southwest Bartlett 0.2 MD Southeast Comice 0 MD 9 Lower Bartlett 0.2 MD Middle Bartlett 0.2 MD Middle Bosc 0 MD Upper Bartlett 0.4 MD 10 North (see note) Bosc 8.5 Conventional: No MD-with Assail applied one week before harvest South Bosc 21.2 Conventional: No MD Bosc 18.6 Conventional: No MD IPM / Organic Mean Conventional Mean = 16.1 PPA/tray
24 Common elements in orchards with high levels of pear psylla at harvest: Bosc and Anjous Large, older trees Conventional spray programs Delegate** Neonics METI s Pyrethroids
25 Common elements in orchards with high levels of pear psylla at harvest: Bosc and Anjous Large, older trees Conventional spray programs Delegate** Neonics METI s Pyrethroids Why? resistance, spray coverage
26 2013 Cover Spray Comparison Material and Rate (form.) per acre Check Application dates Spinosyn Delegate 6.5 oz 5/11, 6/1, 6/21, 7/13, 8/4 Neonicotinoid Assail WP 3.4 oz 5/11, 6/1, 6/21, 7/13, 8/4 Pyrethroid Asana 14.5 oz Warrior 5.12 oz 5/11, 6/1, 6/21 7/13, 8/4
27 2013 Cover Spray Comparison Treatment Effect on Codling Moth % Codling Moth Injury Mid season (7/2) Harvest (8/13) Check 1.25 a 55.5 a Delegate 6.5 oz 0 b 0.5 b Assail WP 3.4 oz 0.25 b 1.0 b Asana 14.5 oz and Warrior 5.12 oz 0 b 0.5 b
28 2013 Cover Spray Comparison Effect on Pear Rust Mite Treatment # pear rust mite per leaf (6/10) Check Delegate 6.5 oz Assail WP 3.4 oz Asana 14.5 oz b a ab 5.80 c
29 2013 Cover Spray Comparison Effect on Twospotted Spider Mite Treatment # spider mites per shoot leaf (7/23) Check Delegate 6.5 oz Assail WP 3.4 oz Asana 14.5 oz and Warrior 5.12 oz 0.13 b 0.35 b 9.33 a 1.40 b
30 2013 Cover Spray Comparison Effect on Pear Psylla Treatment # pear psylla per leaf 6/10 7/23 Check 0.07 b 0.10 Delegate 6.5 oz 0.08 b 0 Assail WP 3.4 oz 0.20 ab 0.05 Asana 14.5 oz and Warrior 5.12 oz 0.42 a 0.03
31 2013 Cover Spray Comparison Effect on Natural Enemies Treatment NEs per beat tray (7/3) Earwigs per trap (8/5-14) Check a Delegate 6.5 oz b Assail WP 3.4 oz a Asana 14.5 oz and Warrior 5.12 oz b
32 2016 Pear IPM Orchards % fruit injury due to insects Type of injury Orchard #1 (n=1,000) Orchard #2 (n=1,200) Orchard #3 (n=550) Codling moth Surface feeding Green fruitworm True bug All insect damage
33 2016 Pear IPM Orchards % fruit injury due to insects Type of injury Orchard #1 (n=1,000) Orchard #2 (n=1,200) Orchard #3 (n=550) Codling moth Surface feeding Green fruitworm True bug All insect damage BMSB (brown marmorated stink bug)
34 Barriers to invasive pests: Great Wall of China
35 Barriers to invasive pests: Hadrian s Wall in England
36 Barriers to invasive pests: The Wall in Game of Thrones
37 Barriers to invasive pests: Rabbit Proof Fence in Australia
38 Barriers to invasive pests: Running Fence in N. California
39 Barriers to invasive pests: BMSB Fence in Wenatchee
40 QUESTIONS?
41 I think it s time for lunch!
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