Apple Orchard Pests

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​DATCP cooperators maintain pheromone traps in their orchards to monitor the seasonal activity of economically important apple pests. Data from insect traps is integral to orchard integrated pest management programs and contributes to reduced damage and pesticide use. In​sect​s currently monitored include apple maggot, codling moth, dogwood borer, lesser peachtree borer, redbanded leafroller, and obliquebanded leafroller. The results ​are presented below ​and will be updated weekly through August.​​

Trap Counts July 16-22, 202​6​

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County

Location

Cm

Dwb

Lptp
​​
Oblr

Rblr

Am
​Bayfield​​
​Keystone
10
15
32
30
28
0
​Bayfield
Orienta​0
19
13
15
3
-
​Columbia
​Merrimac
43
37
9
0
88
0
​Columbia
Rio
1
5
11
0
9
0​
​Dane
​Mt Horeb
3
1
0
3
34
0
​Fn du Lac
​Malone
4
15
3
8
56
2
​Fn du Lac
​Rosendale
3
4
3
6
23
4
​Iowa
​Mineral Pt
6
0
0
2
24
2
​Jackson
Hixton​0
9
0
1
34
0
​Kenosha
Burlington​
7MD91
2
3
1
0
​Lafayette
​Belmont
​​1MD
0MD
0
1
7
0
​Marathon
Edgar
6
77
89
0
11
3
​Marinette
​Niagara
​-
70
19
7
48
0
​Marquette
​Montello
2
49
14
3
91
1
​​Ozaukee
​Mequon
0MD7
0
0
0
2
​Pierce
​Spring Vly
0MD
94
35
0
111
1
​Racine
Rayond​​2
12​6​
0​0​0​
​Racine
​Rochester
12
17
2
6
12
2
​Richland
​Hill Point
8
15
10
1
35
0
​Sheboygan
​Plymouth
​0MD
12
-
3
54
4*
​​Walworth
East Troy​0MD​0
5​​2
4​0​
​Walworth
Elkhorn​
​0MD
0​
1
​0
4​0​
​Waukesha
New Berlin​​0
5​2​0​0​0​
Key to insects: Cm = codling moth; Dwb = dogwood borer; Lptb = lesser peachtree borer; ​Oblr = obliquebanded leafroller; Rblr = redbanded leafroller; AM red = apple maggot red ball; MD = mating disruption; *red ball baited with enhancer.

​​​​​This Week's Trap Count Maps​

Codling moth m​ap​
Dogwood borer m​ap​
Lesser peachtree borer​ map​
Obliquebanded leafroller m​ap​
Redbanded leafroller​ map​

Current Degree ​Days


​​​​​​Contac​t

Krista Hamilton
krista.hamilton@wi.gov​

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(866) 440-7523​​​

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