TUTA ABSOLUTE LURE

It seems like you’re interested in a lure for Tuta absoluta, commonly known as the tomato leafminer moth. Lures for Tuta absoluta are used similarly to those for other moth pests, such as Spodoptera litura.

Trap Selection: Choose a trap specifically designed for Tuta absoluta lures. These traps are typically pheromone traps that attract male moths.

Placement: Position the traps strategically in areas where Tuta absoluta activity is suspected or observed, such as tomato fields or greenhouses.

Lure Activation: Activate the lure according to the instructions provided by the manufacturer. This usually involves removing the lure from its packaging and placing it in the trap.

Monitoring: Regularly monitor the traps to check the number of male moths captured. This helps in assessing the population dynamics of Tuta absoluta and making informed decisions regarding pest management strategies.

Replacement: Replace the lure as recommended by the manufacturer, typically after a certain period to maintain its effectiveness. This could be every 4-6 weeks or as specified.

Record Keeping: Keep detailed records of the trapping results, including the number of moths caught per trap and any observations related to pest activity. This data is valuable for tracking trends and adjusting control measures as needed.

Trap to be used: Delta Trap / Water trap

No. of Traps/Acre: 10 – 12

No of Day: 60 days