Pheromone Lure

Feature & Benefit: - 

• Cost Effective / User friendly
• Decrease insecticide use so recommended for organic farming 
• Result orientated product
• Weather Proof Long Lasting
• Useful for Season Long
• Strong Material

• 6 To 8 Traps per Acre for Monitoring & 8 to 12 traps for Mass Trapping.

Feature & Benefit: - 

• Cost Effective / User friendly
• Decrease insecticide use so recommended for organic farming 
• Result orientated product
• Weather Proof Long Lasting
• Useful for Season Long
• Strong Material

• 6 To 8 Traps per Acre for Monitoring & 8 to 12 traps for Mass Trapping.

• Cost effective

• Pheromone Lure is species specific

• Economically , easy to install and manage

• Long Lasting lure smell

Host Crop: - Brassica vegetable and forage crops, cruciferous weeds and ornamental crucifers. such as cauliflower, cabbage, kale, garden cress, bok choy, broccoli, Brussels sprouts and similar green leaf vegetables.

Recommendation: 6 To 8 Traps per Acre for Monitoring & 8 to 12 traps for Mass Trapping.

Target pest: - Yellow Stem Borer (Scriptophaga Incertulas) Moth
Host Crop: - This is primarily a pest of rice but also has been recorded to feed on maize and some wild grasses

Recommendation: 6 To 8 Traps per Acre for Monitoring & 8 to 12 traps for Mass Trapping.

Host Crop: - Tuta absoluta lives on and in the leaves, stems and flowers of plants in the Solanacaeae family and also in the fruit of tomatoes. It has also been found on bean plants.

Recommendation: - 

• 6 To 8 Traps per Acre for Monitoring & 8 to 12 traps for Mass Trapping.

Host Crop: - Corn, sorghum, and other plants of the grass family are preferred hosts. But fall armyworm may also attack alfalfa, beans, peanut, potato, turnip, tomato, cabbage, cucumber, cotton, tobacco, and clover.
Recommendation: 6 to 8 traps/acre for monitoring & 8 to 12 traps for mass trappin

Host crop: - known hosts the host range of Spodoptera litura covers at least 120 species Among the main crop species attacked by S. litura in the tropics are taro, cotton, flax, peanuts, jute, alfalfa, corn, rice, soybeans, tea, tobacco, vegetables, (eggplant), Brassica spp. (mustards), capsicum spp. (peppers), cucurbits, bean, potato, sweet potato, grape, and cowpea. Other hosts include ornamentals, wild plants, weeds, and shade trees and higher adult fecundity when reared on castor bean compared to tomato, sweet potato, okra, cotton, sunflower, eggplant and alfalfa
Recommendation: 6 To 8 Traps per Acre for Monitoring & 8 to 12 traps for Mass Trapping.

Host Crop: - Helicoverpa Attacks broadleaf species (e.g. cotton, chickpea, sunflower, soybean, mungbean, navy bean, lucerne, canola, peanut, faba bean, safflower, linseed and azuki bean). It is not found on grass or cereal crops (e.g. wheat, barley, sorghum or maize). It will attack all field crops but is less common in wheat and barley.  
Recommendation: 6 To 8 Traps per Acre for Monitoring & 8 to 12 traps for Mass Trapping.

Target pest: -fruit and shoot borer (Leucinodes Orbonalis) Host Crop: - orbonalis is essentially, encouraging mainly  on  eggplant Brinjal;  in  any  case,  different  plants  having  a place with family Solanaceae are accounted for to be hosts of this pest. In the region of worldwide eggplant development

Recommendation: 6 To 8 Traps per Acre for Monitoring & 8 to 12 traps for Mass Trapping.

Lures are Long Lasting up to 45 days from date of installation

• Traps are Non pollutant & Ecologically acceptable it reduce use of insecticide hence farmer can produce residue free vegetables & fruit

• Prior use of pheromone trap reduce cost of spray as well traps are cost effective

• installation guide included with pack - On call support & guidance available for new users