Session: Navel Orangeworm Management for the 21st Century (2016 Pacific Branch Meeting)

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Navel Orangeworm Management for the 21st Century

Monday, April 4, 2016: 1:30 PM-4:50 PM

Moi (Pacific Beach Hotel)

Organizers:

Bradley Higbee
Kris Tollerup

1:30 PM

Understanding where we’ve been to see where we’re going: Analysis of pesticide use trends in almonds and pistachios

David R. Haviland, University of California Cooperative Extension

1:50 PM

Spray coverage and ovi-larvicides in almonds

Bradley Higbee, Wonderful Orchards

2:10 PM

Is there a relationship between navel orangeworm egg and male moth capture?

Kris Tollerup, University of California ; Roger Duncan, University of California Cooperative Extension ; David R. Haviland, University of California Cooperative Extension ; Danielle Lightle, University of California ; Franz Niederholzer, University of California Cooperative Extension ; Emily J. Symmes, University of California ; Frank Zalom, University of California Davis

2:30 PM

Semiochemical traps: Detection and monitoring for management of navel orangeworm

Charles Burks, USDA - ARS ; Bradley Higbee, Wonderful Orchards

2:50 PM

Kairomones for monitoring navel orangeworm populations

John Beck, University of California Davis ; Bradley Higbee, Wonderful Orchards

3:10 PM

Break

3:30 PM

Using big data to evaluate navel organgeworm phenology in almonds and pistachio

Vincent Jones, Washington State University ; Bradley Higbee, Wonderful Orchards ; Chad Aeschliman, Spensa Technologies Inc ; Johnny Park, Spensa Technologies Inc

3:50 PM

Is it NOW time for SIT?

Douglas Light, USDA - ARS ; Ron Haff, USDA-ARS

4:10 PM

Chemical communication in the navel orangeworm from a bioinformatics’ perspective

Walter Leal, University of California Davis

4:30 PM

Disruption of mating in the navel orangeworm: Mechanisms and prospects

Ring T. Card�, University of California

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