Information for Ontario fruit growers
SWD numbers have increased dramatically. More sites with SWD More counties where SWD has been trapped (+Grey , Wellington, Peterborough,Continue Reading
SWD adults trapped in the Ontario regional monitoring program have increased dramatically this week. We are now catching over 10Continue Reading
SWD numbers are starting to increase now. This past week we have seen an increase in the number of sitesContinue Reading
Crop Stages June drop is finishing up. Terminal buds have started to set in many locations across the province. FruitContinue Reading
Spotted Wing Drosophila Traps for SWD are installed at approximately 30 sites across Ontario (Figure 1). The monitoring program isContinue Reading
Crop Stages Apple fruitlets are increasing in size. At the University of Guelph Simcoe Research Station, they are 25-35 mmContinue Reading
Blueberry maggot is a “regulated pest” which means there are restrictions in place to prevent its spread across the country.Continue Reading
Traps for SWD are installed at approximately 30 sites across Ontario. Thanks to the many summer students and agribusiness volunteersContinue Reading
Crop Stages Apple fruitlets range in size between 10-20 mm with the largest fruitlets in South Western Ontario and theContinue Reading
Crop Stages Apple buds are at full bloom to petal in Eastern Ontario and Grey County and at petal fallContinue Reading