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13 July 2021
Several species of thrips damage sugar beet, including Caliothrips fasciatus, field thrips and onion thrips.
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26 July 2021
The cabbage root fly is present throughout the UK and can damage cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, Brussels sprout, kale, Chinese cabbage, swede, turnip and radish.
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26 July 2021
Leatherjackets (larvae of crane flies) damage the roots of a wide range of crops.
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26 July 2021
Understand the biology and damage caused by the onion fly.
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26 July 2021
Pea midge attacks can result in serious yield losses, especially when populations build up in intensive pea-growing areas.
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26 July 2021
Learn how to identify and control the cabbage moth to limit the damage caused to vegetable brassicas.
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26 July 2021
Cutworms, the larvae of various moth species, damage many horticultural crops, as well as potatoes and sugar beet.
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26 July 2021
Garden pebble moth larvae can damage and contaminate vegetable brassica crops.
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26 July 2021
Learn about the life cycle and how to manage the large white butterfly.
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26 July 2021
Find out about the life cycle and how to monitor and control the pea moth.
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26 July 2021
Small white butterfly larvae can cause foliage damage and contamination issues on vegetable brassicas.
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26 July 2021
The common swift moth and the ghost moth larvae damage crops, including carrots, cereals and lettuce.