Mid-Atlantic Vineyards
Grape IPM
Updated 22 July 2021
Pest Biology | Trap Data | Biological
Control | Chemical Control | Mating Disruption
Biological and Monitoring Information
- Direct pests of grape - affecting
the fruit directly
- Indirect pests of grape -
affecting other parts of the plant:
Foliar feeders
Trunk and cane feeders
Root feeders
- Pheromone trap data for grape berry
moth and grape root borer (Augusta and Rappahannock Cos. 2003, 2004,
2005 (Winchester
2002,2001)
- Invasive pests of potential concern
- European grapevine moth, Lobesia
botrana
- Light brown apple moth
- Fig fruit fly, Zaprionus indianus
(Fla
Entomol. article)
- A Course in
Fruit IPM
Biological Control
- Predators of Mites and AphidsReprinted
with
permission
from
Mid-Atlantic Orchard Monitoring Guide, published by
NRAES, 152 Riley-Robb Hall, Ithaca, New York 14853-5701. (607)
255-7654
- Toxicity
to
Orchard Predators from Pesticides [from 2021 Spray
Bulletin for Commercial Tree Fruit Growers (Virginia,
West Virginia and Maryland Coop. Ext. Pub. 456-419)]
- Toxicity
to
Honey Bees of Fruit Insecticides [from 2021 Spray Bulletin for Commercial
Tree Fruit Growers (Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland Coop.
Ext. Pub. 456-419)]
- Biological
Control:
Natural Enemies of North America (Cornell)
- Commercial sources of natural enemies
Chemical Control
- Your Nearest Poison Control Center -
(800) 222-1222
- Links to Virginia Chemical Control Recommendations:
- 2021 Pest Management Guides (click on Preview, and Download Version)
- To buy hard
copies of Virginia Tech Recommendations
- North
Carolina 2021 Pest Management Recommendations (Use
caution because pest species and recommended controls vary
regionally)
- Insecticide Resistance Management (Breeze)
- Pesticide legislation - Federal
Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA)
(U. S. Senate web links)
- Environmental
Impact Quotient, developed at Cornell University to
determine the environmental impact of insecticides used in
fruit systems (updated 2006)
Pesticide
labels, Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and Toxicological
and environmental profiles of specific pesticides in
Virginia recommendations
Airblast sprayer
calibration (Virginia Tech)
A student demonstration
on airblast calibration
Pheromone-based Monitoring and Management
- Codling moth: Isomate C-TT,
sprayable Suterra's Checkmate
CM-F), Suterra's CM
and OFM Puffers, Isomate
CM/OFM TT,
SPLAT
Cydia,
- Oriental fruit moth: Isomate-M
Rosso, Isomate
CM/OFM TT,
- Dogwood borer: Isomate DWB
(dogwood borer),
- Peach borers: Isomate
PTB
Dual,
- Grape berry moth: SPLAT
GBM, Isomate
GBM
Plus (discont.),
- European grapevine moth, Lobesia botrana: Isomate
EGVM,
- Grape root boarer: Isomate
GRB,
- Miscellaneous: SPLAT
Tuta, SPLAT
with spinosad, diamondback moth Checkmate
DBM-F) (note formulations - impact on OMRI?)
Weed Management
Other Topics
PDA links
Grape AdVisor
page
Upcoming IPM conferences:
Douglas G.
Pfeiffer