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Relying on Six-spotted Thrips To Control Damaging Mites

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Relying on Six-spotted Thrips To Control Damaging Mites

Tuesday May 28th, 2024 1046 Views California Tree Nut Report

Patrick Cavanaugh

Patrick Cavanaugh

David Haviland is a UC ANR Farm Advisor/ Entomologist based in Kern County. He said relying on thrips to control mites could save the cost of spraying.

DAVID HAVILAND UC ANR FARM ADVISOR/ ENTOMOLOGIST BASED IN KERN COUNTY RELYING ON THRIPS TO CONTROL MITES COULD SAVE THE COST OF SPRAYING.

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