…but the Canola Encyclopedia section on bertha armyworm also lists the specific bertha products along with their pre-harvest intervals. Dig deeper Canola Watch · Bertha armyworm – Shelley Barkley and…
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…noctuid family. As a result – despite good coverage with the bertha armyworm monitoring, which excels at picking up larger outbreaks – small pockets of bertha armyworm do pop up…
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…is good. But what this one field and the ensuing scouting demonstrated is that bertha armyworm population spikes can be highly localized. Bertha armyworms at high numbers in a field…
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…should be scouted for sure. See Saskatchewan’s risk map. Bertha armyworm. Photo credit: John Gavloski How can outbreaks occur in areas with low moth counts? Bertha armyworm moths are very…
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…a bertha armyworm issue? Bertha armyworm. Credit: Justine Cornelsen Provincial insect management specialists Scott Meers from Alberta and John Gavloski from Manitoba contributed to the answer: Bertha armyworms (BAW) generally…
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Saskatchewan bertha army worm trap count results, as of July 11. A few potential hotspot are showing up. Alberta’s bertha map indicates a few spots with counts in the medium…
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Mature bertha armyworm. Source: Roy Ellis Bertha armyworm got its name because the worms will march like an army in search of food. As canola crops dry down and are…
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…900. Glenboro is the highest at 501. Read the Canola Encyclopedia for more on scouting and thresholds. Try last week’s quiz, which had a bertha theme. Bertha armyworm. Three colours….
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James Tansey, provincial entomologist with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, posted this tweet on August 4: Peak bertha emergence occurred between July 15 and July 22 in most regions of…
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