Bağ-Bağ Cluster Moth: Cluster moth application times are determined according to the prediction-warning system. In order to apply larvacide, the number of butterflies caught in the traps must reach its peak and start to decrease, the total effective temperatures must be 120 day-degrees in the first generation, twilight temperatures must be 15 C and above for 2 consecutive days, and this situation It should continue in the coming days. The total effective temperature should reach 520 day-degrees in the 2nd generation and 1047 days-degrees in the 3rd generation, and the vine phenology should be in the flower bud period in the 1st generation, the apricot in the 2nd generation, and the beginning of sweetening in the 3rd generation. The application is decided when the first larvae emerge. One application is made to each offspring.
Wheat-Crop Moth:Surface spraying is done.
Wheat-Cereal Proboscis Beetle: Spraying is done 10 days after emergence from the soil (stalling period).
Wheat-Sunn: After the sunflower lands on the fields, some counts and evaluations are made in the fields. As a result, chemical warfare is decided.
Tomato- Greenworm: By entering the field from the diagonal direction, checking 50-100 plants depending on the size of the field, the flowers, leaves, stems, fruits and shoots of the plant; Eggs and larvae are sought. If 5 out of 100 plants are found to be infected, application is made.
Apple-Apple Worm: Spraying against codling moth should be directed according to the prediction and early warning system. The goal in the control of apple borer is to kill the hatched larvae before they enter the fruit by keeping the trees disinfected during the larval emergence of each offspring.
Hazelnut- Hazelnutworm: During the period when adult insects begin to cause economic damage, it is necessary to keep the gardens disinfected. Spraying should be done when more than half of the dominant varieties in the garden approach the size of lentils (3-4 mm). A survey should be carried out to determine adult density. The procedure should be done early in the morning or in the evening on calm, windless and rainless days.
Cabbage- Cabbage Leaf Moth: The field is entered from the diagonal direction and the plants are checked every 10 steps. When signs of damage are common, spraying is decided.
Corn- Gray Wolf- Seed spraying: This protective method is applied for protective purposes before planting seeds in places where pests are concentrated. Whole grain feed application: Chemical control is carried out in fields where the pest is likely to be present, in fields where there are at least 2 defeated plants on 3 m rows in 10 different places in row planting areas.
Green parts application: Chemical control is carried out in fields where the pest is likely to be present, in fields where there are at least 2 defeated plants on 3 m rows in 10 different places in row planting areas. This method is used due to the difficulty of applying whole wheat feed in large areas.
Corn-Cob Wolf: Application is made when the first egg is detected. Following the first application, 2 more applications are made with an interval of 15 days.
Corn- Cornworm: Application is made when the first egg is detected. Following the first application, 2 more applications are made with an interval of 15 days.
Cotton- Two-spotted Red Spider: To determine the time of struggle, surveys begin after the plants have 4-6 leaves. If the pest is found only locally on the edges and inside of the field, only these parts should be sprayed with specific drugs. In case the pest spreads to the entire field, if the density reaches 5 red spiders per leaf in the Mediterranean Region and 10 in the Aegean and Southeastern Anatolia Regions, coating spraying should be done.
Potato- Potato Beetle: When the daily average temperature reaches 14-15 ˚C, the field is entered in the diagonal direction and the eggs, larvae and adults of the pest are searched in the pits. The occurrence of any period indicates that the field is contaminated. If the application is to be made against the first generation, it should be done when the first mature (4th instar) larvae are seen on the plants. In case of application to the second fertile, the egg development should be completed. During this period, application may not be necessary as the damage that may occur due to insect density can be tolerated by the plant. As a result of the research, 20% of the damage caused by the potato beetle on the leaves of the potato plant can be tolerated by the plants and there is no decrease in the product. This rate increases up to 40% depending on the phenological period and development status of the plant.
Sugarbeet-Shield Beetles: Both larvae and adults damage sugar beet. Chemical control can be applied to all periods.
Olive-Olive Moth: In flower! It is not recommended to spray on the flower offspring of the pest. However, in years when the crop is low, when there is more than 10% damage to the leaves and new shoots at the beginning of the season, a pesticide is applied to the flower seed 7-10 days after the first butterflies are caught in the flower bed. Preferably, spraying should be done only against fruit germs. Spraying is done when 10% of the lentil-sized fruits checked have live 'egg+larvae'.
Pistachio- Pistachio Psyllid: Application should be made when 20-30 nymphs per leaf are seen as a result of weekly counts on 100 compound leaves, when the majority of the eggs are hatched and before the first adult parasitoid emerges and a sticky layer (fumajin) appears on the leaf surface.
