Integrated Pest Management for Nova Scotia Grapes- Baseline Survey

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Integrated Pest Management for va Scotia Grapes- Baseline Survey This is a collaborative research project between the Hillier lab at Acadia University and GGANS/WANS to investigate potential insect threats for regional grape growers. The objective of this proposal is to develop methods for monitoring and surveying insect and mite pests within va Scotia vineyards. Data collecting in this initial study will enable development of an integrated pest management (IPM) strategy for the Grape Growing Association of va Scotia (GGANS). In order to accomplish this, key pest species distributions and regional life histories will be defined for va Scotia. Furthermore, the effects of variable cultural techniques between vineyards, climate and microhabitat will be used to develop economic thresholds for management and control strategies. This survey will serve as a "baseline" for current management practices for va Scotia Grapes. Results will be analyzed and distributed amongst the membership of GGANS/WANS. Generalized trends (i.e. percent of growers which answer a question with a particular answer) will be present in published results to benefit all members. Individual/specific grower information provided in this survey will not be published without written consent. This survey should not take more than 15 minutes of your time. You will also find a document with images of the different diseases and insects mentioned in the survey. Your participation in this survey and study are greatly appreciated! 1. Name 2. Phone # 3. Do you have internet access? 4. Email 5. Mailing Address

6. Do you currently use weather data to forecast disease or pest treatments for your grapes? 7. How do you currently determine the need for treatments: crop developmental stage time of year own experience degree day models Other: 8. Do you use 'thresholds' to determine spray timing for weeds, insects or disease? threshold: minimum density 9. Is your vineyard adjacent to other agricultural developments? i.e. orchards 10. Is your vineyard adjacent to forested areas?

11. If '' to 9 or 10, please describe site and direction relative to your vineyard 12. What is the age range of your vines? 13. What varieties are currently present in your vineyard? 14. Are you growing any vines that are non-hybrid? 15. Current acreage? 16. Average annual harvest? tonnage or tons/acre 17. Are you a FULL TIME or PART TIME operation? FULL TIME PART TIME 18. Do you irrigate?

19. If yes on 18, what method do you use? Current Concerns 1. What is the number one factor which limits yield? 2. What is the number two factor which limits yield? 3. In your opinion, what is the single greatest 'biological' threat to grape development in va Scotia? 4. How regularly do you scout for insect pest or disease in your field? 5. Have you observed insect pest associated with your grapes?

6. If so, where? you can check more than one On developing plants (i.e propogation) Attacking early buds Defoliating (i.e. eating leaves) Attacking root or stem Damaging fruit in field Contaminating production bins (post harvest Other: 7. If '' to 5, were these pests professionally identified, and what were they? if not, please offer a description 8. Was the issue significant enough to require control measure? 9. If '' to 8, what type of control was used, and was it successful? 10. Are you familiar with pheromone trapping as a strategy for monitoring insect pests?

11. Did you ever use pheromone traps in the past? 12. If '' to 11, to monitor what? 13. Are you familiar with biological control strategies (i.e. introducing predators and parasitoid insects to control pest species)? 14. What insect management strategies do you currently employ: you can check more than one Field monitoring (scouting) Weed control Minimal pesticide application Economic threshold Biological control Traps Other: 15. Please rank the following issues within your vineyard using the following index WEEDS Severe Moderate Minor Present but not atic t present or unsure if present

Severe Moderate Minor Present but not atic t present or unsure if present Perennial broadleaf Perennial grasses Annual broadleaf Annual grasses Grapevine suckers Other weeds 16. If 'Other weeds' in 15, please specify or describe. WEEDS 17. Please rank the following issues within your vineyard using the following index: DISEASES Powdery Mildew Grape Leafroll Virus Nematode-related Crown Gall Downey Mildew Phomopsis Black Rot Anthracnose Severe Moderate Minor Present but no atic t present or unsure if present

Severe Moderate Minor Present but no atic t present or unsure if present Botrytis Eutypa Other Diseases 18. if 'Other Diseases' in 17, please specify or describe DISEASES 19. Please rank the following issues within your vineyard using the following index: ANIMALS Vertebrate pests (Deer, bird, etc...) Slugs and snails Cutworms Leaf rollers Insects Others Severe Moderate Minor Present but not atic t present or unsure if present

20. If 'Others' at 19, please specify or describe ANIMALS 21. Insects & other Arthropods: Please check the appropriate box for insect pest. "Seen it" means you have observed this pest regionally, or within NS, "Heard of it" means you recognize this as a pest in other grape areas, but have not found it within your own vineyard, and "Never heard of it" means this insect is unfamiliar to you. Refer to the document for images of insects. Grape Berry Moth Fruittree Leafroller Obliquebanded Leafroller Pandemis Moth Redbanded Leafroller Variegated Leafroller Eyespotted Budmoth Grape Phylloxera Branch and Twig Borer Cutworms Grape Bud Beetle Grape Leaffolder Grape Leafhopper Orange Tortix Moth Spider Mite Erineum Mite Seen it Heard of it Never heard of it

Seen it Heard of it Never heard of it European Red Mite Grapevine Scale Thrips Armyworms Blackvine Weevil June Beetle (i.e. White Grubs) Asian Lady Beetle 7 spotted Lady Beetle 22. Please rank the followiing sources of information for grape management decisions as: Experience Extension (i.e. federal or provincial) Fellow Growers University Researchers Chemichal Firm Representatives WANS or GGANS Private Consultants Industry Journals Internet (broadly) Past Work Associates Vineyard Technical Staff important moderately important somewhat important not important at all

23. In this last section, please list any pesticides (herbicides, insecticides or fungicides) regularly used in your vineyard. If possible, please include the number of treatments required peryear, and amount used. Submit Powered by Google Docs Report Abuse - Terms of Service - Additional Terms