Katyayani Pink Bollworm Lure (PECTINOPHORA GOSSYPIELLA)

• Katyayani Pectinophora Gossipiella Lure Used in Cotton, is the natural & cost effective way to catch and Pink boll-worm lure without using an insecticide or harmful chemicals. It is a safe & nature-friendly product Host Crops Cotton Targeted pest Pink bollworm moth (pectinophora gosypiella)

Benefits :

• Cost Effective/User Friendly Application
• Attract Targeted pest only/Non toxic
• Weather Proof /long Lasting
• Decrease insecticide use so recommended for organic farming
• Up to 45 + days lure field life
• Result oriented product
• Leak Proof Pouch Design

Specifications :

• Product Name : Pink Bollworm Lure
• Product Type : Pheromone Lure
• Brand : Katyayani
• Scientific Name : Pectinophora Gossipiella
• Host Crops : Cotton
• Target Pest : Pink Bollworm Moth (Pectinophora Gosypiella)
• Recommended traps: Funnel trap
• Field life of lure: 45 days from date of installation

FAQs for Katyayani Pink Bollworm Lure (Pectinophora gossypiella)
1. What is Katyayani Pink Bollworm Lure?
Ans. Katyayani Pink Bollworm Lure is a pheromone-based trap used to attract and monitor the pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella), a major pest in cotton farming.
2. How does the lure work?
Ans. The lure releases pheromones that mimic the natural scent produced by female pink bollworms, attracting male moths to the trap, thus helping monitor or reduce the population.
3. What crops are protected by this lure?
Ans. This lure is primarily used to protect cotton crops, which are highly susceptible to pink bollworm infestations.
4. How do I use Katyayani Pink Bollworm Lure?
Ans. Place the lure in a pheromone trap and position it in the field according to the recommended trap density. Follow specific guidelines provided with the product for optimal placement.
5. How long does the lure remain effective?
Ans. Typically, each lure remains effective for around 30 to 45 days, depending on environmental conditions. Replace the lure as per the manufacturer's instructions.
6. How many traps should I place per acre?
Ans. For monitoring, it's recommended to place around 1-2 traps per acre. For mass trapping, you may need to increase the trap density. Consult local agricultural guidelines for specific recommendations.