How to Control the Beet Armyworm? A Detailed Guide to Practical Methods

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Control Methods for the Beet Armyworm

(Agricultural Wealth Network) The beet armyworm, also known as the corn earworm. It occurs throughout the country, and is more serious in a few areas. The control methods are: trap and kill with black light lamps. During the larval stage, spray 5% carbaryl powder, 1.5 to 2.5 kg per hectare; or spray 50% trichlorfon emulsion at 500 times dilution, 75 to 100 kg per mu, with good effectiveness against larvae.

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How to Control the Beet Armyworm? A Detailed Guide to Practical Methods

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