DESCRIPTION
Katyayani White Grub Lure (HOLOTRICHIA CONSANGUINEA/SERRATA) Details :
- White grub is a devastating insect that feeds on crops across the country, including Maharashtra, the larva stage of the white grub is the most dangerous.
- Classical name: – Holotrichia consanguinea, Holotrichia serrata.
- Crops affected – Sugarcane, groundnut
Specification :
- Product Type : Pheromone Lures
- Brand : PC (Made in India)
- Pack : 5 Pcs,10 Pcs, 20 Pcs, 50 Pcs
- Duration of working : 30 days after installation
Application :
- Recommended for Sugarcane.
- Recommended trap model Phero-Sensor – BP trap
How to Use :
- ETL for Scirpophaga excerptalis is 6-8 No’s of moths per trap per day.
- Use 8-10 No’s Pheromone Traps per acre from one month crop stage to control pests at an early stage.
- Trap canopy should be placed one feet above crop canopy to achieve optimum catch.
FAQs for Katyayani White Grub Lure (Holotrichia Consanguinea/Serrata)
1. What is the Katyayani White Grub Lure?
Ans. The Katyayani White Grub Lure is a pheromone-based trap used to control and monitor white grubs (Holotrichia Consanguinea and Serrata) in agricultural fields.
2. How does the white grub lure work?
Ans. The lure releases a synthetic pheromone that mimics the natural attractants of white grubs, drawing the male beetles into the trap. This reduces the white grub population by interrupting their reproductive cycle.
3. What crops are susceptible to white grub infestation?
Ans. White grubs typically attack a wide variety of crops, including sugarcane, maize, peanuts, and potatoes, as well as grasslands and turf.
4. How should I use the lure?
Ans. Place the lure inside a pheromone trap, such as a funnel or bucket trap, and install it in the field near the infested area. Ensure that the trap is set at ground level, where white grubs are most active.
5. How long does the lure remain effective?
Ans. Each lure is effective for about 4-6 weeks, after which it needs to be replaced to ensure continuous trapping.
6. How many traps do I need per acre?
Ans. It is recommended to use 1-2 traps per acre for monitoring purposes. In cases of heavy infestation, more traps may be necessary for effective population control.
