2017 Hudson Valley Research Lab Scouting Report
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1 2017 Hudson Valley Research Lab Scouting Report NYSAES Entomology Dept., Highland, NY Baskerville-Emin (BE) Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 3/ Beginning degree day accumulations beginning 1 January, Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/0) 0.0 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (0/0) 0.0 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (0/0) 0.0 Codling Moth (CM) (0/0) 0.0 Psylla eggs / bud (0 egg / 25 buds / 5 UT Bart. stems) 0.0 Psylla nymph / bud (0 nym. / 25 buds/ 5 UT Bart. stems) Apple McIntosh Dormant Apple Empire, Ginger Gold, Spur Red Delicious Dormant Pear Bartlett / Bosc Dormant 0.52 Weekly Rainfall 2.06 Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017) Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 4/ Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/0) 0.0 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (0/0) 0.0 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (0/0) 0.0 Codling Moth (CM) (0/0) 0.0 Psylla eggs / bud (0 egg / 25 buds / 5 UT Bart. stems) 0.0 Psylla nymph / bud (0 nym. / 25 buds/ 5 UT Bart. stems) Apple McIntosh Dormant Apple Empire, Ginger Gold, Spur Red Delicious Dormant Pear Bartlett / Bosc Dormant 1.77 Weekly Rainfall 2.22 Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017)
2 Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 4/ Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/2) First Catch 1.4 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (12/8) First Catch 4/4 0.0 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (0/0) 0.0 Codling Moth (CM) (0/0) 0.0 Oriental Fruit Moth (OFM) (0/0) 0.0 Obliquebanded Leafroller (OBLR) (0/0) 0.58 Psylla eggs / bud (29 egg / 50 buds / 10 UT Bart. stems) 0.0 Psylla nymph / bud (0 nym. / 50 buds/ 10 UT Bart. stems) Apple McIntosh Silver Tip Apple Empire, Ginger Gold, Spur Red Delicious Silver Tip Pear Bartlett / Bosc ½ bud burst 1.76 Weekly Rainfall 3.98 Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017) Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 4/ Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/0) 14.0 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (89/107) 0.0 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (0/0) 0.0 Codling Moth (CM) (0/0) 0.3 Oriental Fruit Moth (OFM) (3/1) First Catch 0.0 Obliquebanded Leafroller (OBLR) (0/0) 0.7 Lesser Apple Worm (LAW) (8/2) First Catch (trap set 3/27) 1.12 Psylla eggs / bud (28 egg / 25 buds / 5 UT Bart. stems) 0.08 Psylla nymph / bud (2 nym. / 25 buds/ 5 UT Bart. stems) Apple McIntosh Tight Cluster Apple Empire, Ginger Gold, Spur Red Delicious Tight Cluster Pear Bartlett / Bosc ½ White Bud 0.17 Weekly Rainfall 4.15 Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017)
3 Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 4/ Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/0) 14.8 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (148/59) 10.8 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (114/37) First Catch 0.0 Codling Moth (CM) (0/0) 0.1 Oriental Fruit Moth (OFM) (0/1) 0.0 Obliquebanded Leafroller (OBLR) (0/0) 1.2 Lesser Apple Worm (LAW) (10/7) 1.71 Psylla eggs / bud (174 egg / 100 buds / 10 UT Bart. stems) 0.03 Psylla nymph / bud (3 nym. / 100 buds/ 10 UT Bart. stems) Apple McIntosh Pink Apple Empire, Ginger Gold, Spur Red Delicious Pink Apple Golden Delicious 25% Bloom Apple Pristine Full bloom Pear Bartlett / Bosc Full Bloom Peaches, Cherries, Plums Full Bloom 0.74 Weekly Rainfall 4.89 Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017)
4 Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 5/ Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/0) 15.6 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (92/127) 22.1 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (140/169) 0.0 Codling Moth (CM) (0/0) 6.7 Oriental Fruit Moth (OFM) (39/55) 0.0 Obliquebanded Leafroller (OBLR) (0/0) 13.4 Lesser Apple Worm (LAW) (81/106) 0.0 Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) (0/0) 2.8 Psylla eggs / bud (70 egg / 25 leaves / 5 UT Bart. stems) 0.1 Psylla nymph / bud (2 nym. / 25 leaves/ 5 UT Bart. stems) Apple McIntosh Full Bloom Apple Empire, Ginger Gold, Spur Red Delicious Full Bloom Apple Golden Delicious Full Bloom Apple Pristine Full bloom Pear Bartlett / Bosc 50% Petal Fall Peaches, Cherries, Plums Petal Fall 0.69 Weekly Rainfall 5.58 Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017)
5 Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 5/ Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/0) 7.7 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (56/52) 2.3 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (17/15) 0.0 Codling Moth (CM) (0/0) 1.4 Oriental Fruit Moth (OFM) (17/2) 0.0 Obliquebanded Leafroller (OBLR) (0/0) 9.2 Lesser Apple Worm (LAW) (87/42) 0.3 Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) (2/0) 0.48 Psylla eggs / bud (12 egg / 25 leaves / 5 UT Bart. stems) 0.04 Psylla nymph / bud (1 nym. / 25 leaves/ 5 UT Bart. stems) Apple McIntosh Fruit Set- 5mm, 95% PF Apple Ginger Gold Fruit Set- 7mm, 100% PF Apple Red Delicious Fruit Set- 4.9mm, 98% PF Apple Golden Delicious Fruit Set- 6.25mm, 98% PF Apple Honeycrisp 4.5mm, PF, Fruit set Pear Bartlett 7.8mm, 100% Fruit set Pear - Bosc Fruit Set 9.5mm, Fruit set Peaches, Cherries, Plums Fruit set, shucks off 2.01 Weekly Rainfall 7.59 Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017)
6 Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 5/ Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/0) 1.9 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (26/35) 0.7 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (10/10) 0.6 Codling Moth (CM) (5/3) First Sustained Catch (on 12 May) 1.4 Oriental Fruit Moth (OFM) (18/1) 0.0 Obliquebanded Leafroller (OBLR) (0/0) 4.1 Lesser Apple Worm (LAW) (58/0) 0.0 Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) (0/0) 3.4 Psylla eggs / bud (85 egg / 25 leaves / 5 UT Bart. stems) 2.6 Psylla nymph / bud (65 nym. / 25 leaves/ 5 UT Bart. stems) <0.01 Plum Curculio (0/1/1/0) (RD, GG, GD, MC) *Injury per 400 fruit Apple McIntosh Fruit Set- 7.8mm Apple Ginger Gold Fruit Set- 7.5mm Apple Red Delicious Fruit Set- 6mm Apple Golden Delicious Fruit Set- 8.2mm Apple Honey Crisp 5.0mm Pear Bartlett 9.1mm Pear - Bosc Fruit Set 10.8mm 1.54 Weekly Rainfall 9.13 Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017)
7 Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 5/ Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/0) 3.1 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (26/18) 0.4 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (5/0) 7.1 Codling Moth (CM) (39/60) (FSC 12 May) 3.1 Oriental Fruit Moth (OFM) (11/7) 0.0 Obliquebanded Leafroller (OBLR) (0/0) 0.8 Lesser Apple Worm (LAW) (7/4) 4.4 San Jose Scale (SJS) (9/52) (FSC 19 May) 0.0 Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) (0/0) >10% Plum Curculio (8/10/11/12) (RD, GG, GD, MC) injury per 400 fruit Psylla eggs / bud (18 egg / 25 leaves / 5 UT Bart. stems) Psylla nymph / bud (8 nym. / 25 leaves/ 5 UT Bart. stems) PC model 308DD: Accumulated degree days (base 50 F) 90% Mc petal fall 8 th June PC model: Predicted end of PC emergence CM model 220DD: Accumulated degree days (base 50 F) from 90% Mc PF 31 st May CM model: Predicted 1 st CM larva emergence Apple McIntosh Fruit Set mm Apple Ginger Gold Fruit Set mm Apple Red Delicious Fruit Set mm Apple Golden Delicious Fruit Set mm Apple Crimson Crisp 12-17mm Apple Honey Crisp 16-19mm Apple Gala 12-15mm Apple Zestar 20 mm Pear Bartlett 15-17mm Pear - Bosc Fruit Set 16-17mm 0.30 Weekly Rainfall Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017)
8 Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 5/ Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/0) 2.1 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (1/2) 0.0 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (0/0) 6.9 Codling Moth (CM) (29/68) (FSC 12 May) 0.5 Oriental Fruit Moth (OFM) (5/2) 0.1 Obliquebanded Leafroller (OBLR) (1/0) First Catch 0.3 Lesser Apple Worm (LAW) (2/2) (FSC 19 May) 0.0 Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) (0/0) 0.0 Psylla eggs / bud (0 egg / 25 leaves / 5 UT Bart. stems) 0.2 Psylla nymph / bud (5 nym. / 25 leaves/ 5 UT Bart. stems) PC model 308DD: Accumulated degree days (base 50 F) 90% Mc petal fall 5 th June PC model: Predicted end of PC emergence CM model 220DD: Accumulated degree days (base 50 F) from 90% Mc PF 31 st May CM model: Predicted 1 st CM larva emergence 1.61 Weekly Rainfall Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017)
9 Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 6/ Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/0) 0.0 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (0/0) 0.1 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (0/2) 0.4 Oriental Fruit Moth (OFM) (3/3) 1.6 Lesser Apple Worm (LAW) (19/4) 0.0 Dogwood Borer (DWB) (0/0) 0.1 Sparganothis (SPARG) (0/2) First Catch (trap set 5/19) 0.6 Variegated Leafroller (VLR) (3/5) First Catch (trap set 5/15) 0.5 Tufted Apple Budmoth (TABM) (4/3) First Catch (trap set 5/15) 0.0 Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) (0/0) 1.8 Codling Moth (CM) (10/16) First flight 12 th May (Predicted 19 th ) 31 st May CM model: 1 st CM larva emergence 0.3 Obliquebanded Leafroller (OBLR) (9/0) First flight 30 th May 107 DD OBLR model: 1 st 350 DD base 43F 15 th June OBLR 1 st larva hatch 0.1 San Jose Scale (SJS) (0/2) First flight 19 th May 273 DD 17 th June SJS model for 1 st gen. crawlers emergence 17 th June 1 st gen. SJS crawlers emergence 400 DD base 51F 0.1 Psylla eggs / bud (2 egg / 25 leaves / 5 UT Bart. stems) 0.5 Psylla nymph / bud (12 nym. / 25 leaves/ 5 UT Bart. stems) 0.93 Weekly Rainfall Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017)
10 Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 6/ Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/0) 0.0 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (0/0) 5.8 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (64/17) 0.5 Oriental Fruit Moth (OFM) (4/3) 0.3 Lesser Apple Worm (LAW) (17/5) 0.0 Dogwood Borer (DWB) (0/0) 0.3 Sparganothis (SPARG) (1/3) 0.9 Variegated Leafroller (VLR) (0/12) 1.7 Tufted Apple Budmoth (TABM) (4/20) 0.0 Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) (0/0) 3.9 Codling Moth (CM) (23/31) 31 st May CM model: 1 st CM larva emergence 1.9 Obliquebanded Leafroller (OBLR) (25/1) 107 DD OBLR model: 1 st 350 DD base 43F 15 th June OBLR 1 st larva hatch 273 DD 17 th June SJS model for 1 st gen. crawlers emergence 17 th June 1 st gen. SJS crawlers emergence 400 DD base 51F 1.7 Psylla eggs / bud (42 egg / 25 leaves / 5 UT Bart. stems) 1.2 Psylla nymph / bud (29 nym. / 25 leaves/ 5 UT Bart. stems) 1.34 Weekly Rainfall Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017)
11 Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 6/ Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/0) 0.3 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (2/2) 24.8 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (175/172) 0.3 Oriental Fruit Moth (OFM) (2/2) 0.4 Lesser Apple Worm (LAW) (2/3) 0.1 Dogwood Borer (DWB) (2/0) First Capture 0.0 Sparganothis (SPARG) (0/0) 0.1 Variegated Leafroller (VLR) (2/0) 1.9 Tufted Apple Budmoth (TABM) (0/26) 0.0 Brown Marmorated Stinkbug (BMSB) (0/0) Trap knocked over 5.1 Codling Moth (CM) (38/34) Majority of eggs are likely to hatch, so control is critical at this time 2.9 Obliquebanded Leafroller (OBLR) (40/0) First hatch of summer OBLR eggs. 0.0 Apple Maggot (AM) (0/0/0/0) 0.0 Spotted Wing Drosophila (Cherry/Raspberry/Honeysuckle) (0/0/0) 1.2 Psylla eggs / bud (29 egg / 25 leaves / 5 UT Bart. stems) 1.5 Psylla nymph / bud (38 nym. / 25 leaves/ 5 UT Bart. stems) 0.18 Weekly Rainfall Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017)
12 Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 6/ Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/0) 2.1 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (20/9) 24.0 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (165/171) 0.3 Oriental Fruit Moth (OFM) (1/3) 0.8 Lesser Apple Worm (LAW) (7/5) 0.2 Dogwood Borer (DWB) (3/0) 0.1 Sparganothis (SPARG) (0/2) 0.3 Variegated Leafroller (VLR) (3/1) 2.9 Tufted Apple Budmoth (TABM) (21/19) 0.0 Brown Marmorated Stinkbug (BMSB) (0/0) 4.2 Codling Moth (CM) (18/41) 2.6 Obliquebanded Leafroller (OBLR) (35/2) 0.0 Apple Maggot (AM) (0/0/0/0) <0.1 Spotted Wing Drosophila (Cherry/Raspberry/Honeysuckle) (0/0/1) First Catch 4.9 Psylla eggs / leaf (124 egg / 25 leaves / 5 UT Bart. stems) 8.0 Psylla nymph / leaf (200 nym. / 25 leaves/ 5 UT Bart. stems) 1.56 Weekly Rainfall Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017)
13 Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 7/ Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/0) 2.3 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (18/14) 25.3 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (144/210) 0.2 Oriental Fruit Moth (OFM) (3/0) 2.9 Lesser Apple Worm (LAW) (22/18) 0.6 Dogwood Borer (DWB) (8/0) 0.0 Sparganothis (SPARG) (0/0) 0.3 Variegated Leafroller (VLR) (2/2) 1.0 Tufted Apple Budmoth (TABM) (4/10) 0.0 Brown Marmorated Stinkbug (BMSB) (0/0) 0.9 Codling Moth (CM) (3/9) 1.4 Obliquebanded Leafroller (OBLR) (17/2) 0.0 Apple Maggot (AM) (0/0/0/0) <0.1 Spotted Wing Drosophila (Cherry/Raspberry/Honeysuckle) (0/0/1) 0.0 Psylla eggs / leaf (0 egg / 25 leaves / 5 UT Bart. Stems) 0.1 Psylla nymph / leaf (2 nym. / 25 leaves/ 5 UT Bart. stems) 1.07 Weekly Rainfall Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017)
14 Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 7/ Spotted Green Fruitworm (SGFW) (0/0) 3.1 Redbanded Leafroller (RBLR) (19/25) 38.8 Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (STLM) (131/412) 0.6 Oriental Fruit Moth (OFM) (6/3) 3.0 Lesser Apple Worm (LAW) (20/22) 0.5 Dogwood Borer (DWB) (7/0) 0.2 Sparganothis (SPARG) (1/2) 0.0 Variegated Leafroller (VLR) (0/0) 0.2 Tufted Apple Budmoth (TABM) (1/2) 0.0 Brown Marmorated Stinkbug (BMSB) (0/0) 0.1 Codling Moth (CM) (2/2) 2.4 Obliquebanded Leafroller (OBLR) (18/15) <0.1 San Jose Scale (SJS) (1/0) 0.0 Apple Maggot (AM) (0/0/0/0) 0.3 Spotted Wing Drosophila (Cherry/Raspberry/Honeysuckle) (0/2/4) 1.3 Psylla eggs / leaf (32 egg / 25 leaves / 5 UT Bart. Stems) 3.1 Psylla nymph / leaf (43 nym. / 25 leaves/ 5 UT Bart. stems) 0.47 Weekly Rainfall Total Rainfall (From 1 March, 2017) Date DD Accumulations (previous day NEWA) Field Observations / Trap Catches / Models 7/ Apple Maggot (AM) (0/1/1/2)
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