A method for comprehensive control of main pests of vegetable soybean
A vegetable soybean, comprehensive control technology, applied in the direction of botany equipment and methods, application, legume cultivation, etc., can solve the problems of difficult control, affecting export, long-term damage, etc., and achieve the effect of continuous and efficient control effect
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[0063] Embodiment 1: A kind of method of comprehensive prevention and control of vegetable soybean main pests
[0064] Implementation location: Wangjiayanzi Village, Anjiazhuang Town, Feicheng City, Shandong Province
[0065] Specific management steps:
[0066] 1. Agricultural control: Before planting plants, conduct a comprehensive and thorough cleaning of the planting site, carry out manual weeding, remove field weeds and plant residues; deeply plow the land, and directly bury the pests on the ground or in shallow soil Or make it impossible to unearth to prevent pests from harming.
[0067] 2. Biological control:
[0068] (1) Soybean fields are planted with grass to attract natural enemies. From September to October 2016, the weeds on the ditch around the bean field were cleaned up, and a small amount of vetch seeds were artificially sowed, and the vetch was used to bloom in the next year from April to June to attract ladybugs, lacewings, hoverflies, Natural enemies such...
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[0081] In order to investigate how many generations of pod borer occur during the development period of soybeans, the present invention is tested in another plot in Wangjiayanzi Village, Anjiazhuang Town, Feicheng City. Device (i.e. the triangular-shaped trap containing sex lure in embodiment 1), the occurrence dynamics of trapping insects is investigated and analyzed.
[0082] Occurrence dynamics of pod borer male adults trapped by sex attractant of soybean field pod borer, see Figure 8 . During the soybean growth period, there were 4 generations of pod borer, the peak of the first generation was in early June, and the highest amount of moths was 0.67 per trap; the second generation occurred from early to late July, and the number of less; the third generation began to occur in early August, and the highest amount of moth traps was on August 15, with an average of 1.5 moths per trap; the last generation was the most serious, from early September to early October, and the ma...
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