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  • Nov 2019
    Weather Influences Desert Insect Pests
    Publication (PDF, 179KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    Local weather patterns can have a significant impact on the abundance of insect pests in vegetable crops, particularly in the southwestern U.S. where weather extremes are the norm. Components of weather, mainly temperature, moisture, and wind can either promote insect population growth or cause populations to decline. As we approach the normal cool, dry weather of winter, growers can expect insect activity to decrease. Why is that?
  • Jul 2019
    2019 Guidelines for Whitefly / CYSDV Management on Fall Melons
    Publication (PDF, 764KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    CYSDV has caused significant reductions in fruit yields in the past, mainly due to the whitefly. This article gives some management guidelines for the whitefly including cultural management and chemical management.
  • Jul 2019
    Cultural Practices for Whitefly Management in Desert Melons 2019
    Publication (PDF, 71KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article outlines some ways to manage the Whitefly (SWF) population. Even though there are naturally occurring factors that lie outside the realm of control, there is still many things one can do to help reduce the population and risk of the Whitefly.
  • Jun 2019
    Insect Losses and Management on Desert Lettuce: A 15-Year Summary
    Publication (PDF, 799.9KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article details the results of a survey aimed at assessing what kind of yield losses are suffered on lettuce due to insect pests. It contains data spanning over fifteen years (2005-2019).
  • Apr 2019
    Whitefly Management in Spring Melons - 2019
    Publication (PDF, 185KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    A chart detailing various insecticides and the efficacy against Whiteflies. Each insecticide is rated at Good, Fair, and Poor, and is shown for both the Adult and Nymph stage. There is also a brief note for each of the insecticides.
  • Apr 2019
    Insect Management on Desert Melons: Whiteflies 2019
    Publication (PDF, 830KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article describes the sweetpotato whitefly (SWF) in great depth and their relation to Desert Melons. It includes it's history of development and damages it has caused. The article also describes the management of SWF, including sampling/monitoring, natural/biological control, cultural practices, and insecticidal control.
  • Dec 2018
    Fall Melon Fields charts 2019
    Publication (PDF, 522KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    Contains several charts and graphs depicting pressures on fall melons over the last few years.
  • Aug 2018
    2018 Guidelines for Whitefly / CYSDV Management on Fall Melons
    Publication (PDF, 614KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    The sweetpotato whitefly, Bemisia tabaci can transmit many types of plant viruses. Since 2006, this pest has been responsible for vectoring cucurbit yellow stunting disorder virus (CYSDV) in fall melons throughout the growing regions of Arizona and southern California.
  • Jul 2018
    Interactions Between Insects & Weeds in Desert Crops - July 2018
    Publication (PDF, 356KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    There is a positive correlation between weeds and insects. This article describes the relationship between weed management and insects. It details how weeds can be a refuge for beneficial insects and how they can also act as a reservoir for insect pests. The impact that weeds have on insecticide application is also discussed.
  • Jul 2018
    2017 Guidelines for Whitefly / CYSDV Management on Fall Melons
    Publication (PDF, 656KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    CYSDV has caused significant reductions in fruit yields in the past, mainly due to the whitefly. This article gives some management guidelines for the whitefly including cultural management and chemical management.
  • Jun 2018
    Cultural Practices for Whitefly Management in Desert Melons
    Publication (PDF, 87KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article outlines some ways to manage the Whitefly (SWF) population. Even though there are naturally occurring factors that lie outside the realm of control, there is still many things one can do to help reduce the population and risk of the Whitefly.
  • Apr 2018
    Insect Management on Desert Melons: Whiteflies 2018
    Publication (PDF, 830KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article descibes the sweetpotato whitefly (SWF) in great depth and their relation to Desert Melons. It includes it's history of development and damages it has caused. The article also describes the management of SWF, including sampling/monitoring, natural/biological control, cultural practices, and insecticidal control.
  • Aug 2017
    Weather Can Have Major Impact on Insects 2017
    Publication (PDF, 143KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    Local weather patterns have a significant impact on insect abundance in our cropping system. Components of weather, mainly temperature and moisture, can either promote insect population growth or cause populations to decline. This article explains some of these patterns.
  • Jun 2017
    Insect Management on Desert Melons: Whiteflies 2017
    Publication (PDF, 472KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article descibes the sweetpotato whitefly (SWF) in great depth and their relation to Desert Melons. It includes it's history of development and damages it has caused. The article also describes the management of SWF, including sampling/monitoring, natural/biological control, cultural practices, and insecticidal control.
  • Dec 2016
    Pest Abundance on Desert Produce and Melon Crops in 2016
    Publication (PDF, 237KB)
    This document contains a number of charts and graphs detailing information relating to the abundance of Whitefly, Bagrada bugs, Thrips, Beet Armyworm, Cabbage Looper, and Corn Earworm. There are also a few figures relaying temperature information.
  • Sep 2016
    Insect Management on Desert Melons: Whiteflies September 2016
    Publication (PDF, 599KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article descibes the sweetpotato whitefly (SWF) in great depth and their relation to Desert Melons. It includes it's history of development and damages it has caused. The article also describes the management of SWF, including sampling/monitoring, natural/biological control, cultural practices, and insecticidal control.
  • Sep 2016
    Whitefly Management in Fall Produce - 2016
    Publication (PDF, 124KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    A chart detailing various insecticides and the efficacy against Whiteflies for fall produce. Each insecticide is rated at Good, Fair, and Poor, and is shown for both the Adult and Nymph stage. There is also a brief note for each of the insecticides.
  • Jul 2016
    2016 Guidelines for Whitefly / CYSDV Management on Fall Melons
    Publication (PDF, 547KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    CYSDV has caused significant reductions in fruit yields in the past, mainly due to the whitefly. This article gives some management guidelines for the whitefly including cultural management and chemical management.
  • Jul 2016
    Insect Losses and Management on Desert Lettuce: 2004‐2016
    Publication (PDF, 321KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article details the results of a survey aimed at assessing what kind of yield losses are suffered on lettuce due to insect pests. It contains data spanning over twelve years (2004-2016).
  • Jun 2016
    Insect Management on Desert Melons: Whiteflies June 2016
    Publication (PDF, 501KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article descibes the sweetpotato whitefly (SWF) in great depth and their relation to Desert Melons. It includes it's history of development and damages it has caused. The article also describes the management of SWF, including sampling/monitoring, natural/biological control, cultural practices, and insecticidal control.
  • Apr 2016
    Insect Management on Desert Melons: Whiteflies April 2016
    Publication (PDF, 479KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article descibes the sweetpotato whitefly (SWF) in great depth and their relation to Desert Melons. It includes it's history of development and damages it has caused. The article also describes the management of SWF, including sampling/monitoring, natural/biological control, cultural practices, and insecticidal control.
  • Apr 2016
    Whitefly Management in Spring Melons - 2016
    Publication (PDF, 124KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    A chart detailing various insecticides and the efficacy against Whiteflies. Each insecticide is rated at Good, Fair, and Poor, and is shown for both the Adult and Nymph stage. There is also a brief note for each of the insecticides.
  • Dec 2015
    Pest Abundance on Desert Produce and Melon Crops in 2015
    Publication (PDF, 193KB)
    This document contains a number of charts and graphs detailing information relating to the abundance of Whitefly, Bagrada bugs, Beet Armyworm, Cabbage Looper, and Corn Earworm. There are also a few figures relaying temperature information.
  • Sep 2015
    Whitefly Management in Fall Produce ‐ 2015
    Publication (PDF, 290KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    A chart detailing various insecticides and the efficacy against Whiteflies for fall produce. Each insecticide is rated at Good, Fair, and Poor, and is shown for both the Adult and Nymph stage. There is also a brief note for each of the insecticides.
  • Aug 2015
    Insect Management on Desert Vegetables and Melons: Whiteflies 2015
    Publication (PDF, 592KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article describes the sweetpotato whitefly (SWF) in great depth and their relation to Desert Vegetables and Melons. It includes it's history of development and damages it has caused. The article also describes the management of SWF, including sampling/monitoring, natural/biological control, cultural practices, and insecticidal control.
  • Jul 2015
    2015 Guidelines For Whitefly / CYSDV Management on Melons
    Publication (PDF, 1.38MB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    CYSDV has caused significant reductions in fruit yields in the past, mainly due to the whitefly. This article gives some management guidelines for the whitefly including cultural management and chemical management.
  • Jun 2015
    2015 Insecticide Usage on Arizona Lettuce
    Publication (PDF, 203KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    A total of 19 surveys were completed in the 2015 workshop, representing an estimated total of 25,905 fall acres and 26,255 spring lettuce acres from Yuma and neighboring Imperial County. This article concludes that the local produce industry has made great strides in minimizing environmental impacts in lettuce production. There have not been any major reports of field failures.
  • Apr 2015
    Whitefly Management in in Desert Melon Crops, 2015
    Publication (PDF, 169KB)
    Authors: J.C. Palumbo
    A chart detailing various insecticides and the efficacy against Whiteflies. Each insecticide is rated at Good, Fair, and Poor, and is shown for both the Adult and Nymph stage. There is also a brief note for each of the insecticides.
  • Apr 2015
    Whitefly Management in Spring Melons - 2015
    Publication (PDF, 159KB)
    Authors: J.C. Palumbo
    A chart detailing various insecticides and the efficacy against Whiteflies. Each insecticide is rated at Good, Fair, and Poor, and is shown for both the Adult and Nymph stage. There is also a brief note for each of the insecticides.
  • Dec 2014
    New Insecticides for Desert Produce and Melons 2014
    Publication (PDF, 162KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This document outlines some of the new insecticides for desert produce and melons around 2014. Sequoia (Sulfoxaflor), Torac (tolfenpyrad), Exirel/Verimark (Cyazypyr), and Sivanto (flupyradifurone) are listed. Their relative efficacy against whiteflies aphids, bagrada bugs, and other insects are compared to the respective IPM standard.
  • Dec 2014
    Pest-o-gram: Whitefly transmitted virus of cucurbits 2014
    Publication (PDF, 852KB)
    A new and potentially damaging whitefly-transmitted virus of cucurbits was found in the fall of 2014. Symptoms include stunting and leaf yellowing.
  • Nov 2014
    Pest Abundance on Desert Produce and Melon Crops in 2014
    Publication (PDF, 221KB)
    This document contains a number of charts and graphs detailing information relating to the abundance of Whitefly, Bagrada bugs, Beet Armyworm, Cabbage Looper, and Corn Earworm. There are also a few figures relaying temperature information.
  • Sep 2014
    Insect Management on Desert Vegetables and Melons: Whiteflies 2014
    Publication (PDF, 592KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article describes the sweetpotato whitefly (SWF) in great depth and their relation to Desert Vegetables and Melons. It includes it's history of development and damages it has caused. The article also describes the management of SWF, including sampling/monitoring, natural/biological control, cultural practices, and insecticidal control.
  • Jul 2014
    2014 Management of Whiteflies and CYSDV on Fall Melons
    Publication (PDF, 328KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    CYSDV has caused significant reductions in fruit yields in the past, mainly due to the whitefly. This article gives some management guidelines for the whitefly including cultural management and chemical management.
  • Apr 2014
    Whitefly Management in Desert Melons 2014
    Publication (PDF, 84KB)
    A chart detailing various insecticides and the efficacy against Whiteflies. Each insecticide is rated at Good, Fair, and Poor, and is shown for both the Adult and Nymph stage. There is also a brief note for each of the insecticides.
  • Dec 2013
    New Insecticides for Desert Produce and Melons 2013
    Publication (PDF, 166KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This document outlines some of the new insecticides for desert produce and melons around 2014. Sequoia (Sulfoxaflor), Torac (tolfenpyrad), Exirel/Verimark (Cyazypyr), and Sivanto (flupyradifurone) are listed. Their relative eficacy against whiteflies aphids, bagrada bugs, and other insects are compared to the respective IPM standard.
  • Nov 2013
    Pest Abundance on Desert Produce and Melon Crops in 2013
    Publication (PDF, 136KB)
    This document contains a number of charts and graphs detailing information relating to the abundance of Whitefly, Bagrada bugs, Beet Armyworm, and Cabbage Looper. There are also a few figures relaying temperature information.
  • Sep 2013
    Whitefly Management in Leafy Vegetables, Cole Crops and Melons- Fall 2013
    Publication (PDF, 139KB)
    Authors: J.C. Palumbo
    A chart detailing various insecticides and the efficacy against Whiteflies for fall produce. Each insecticide is rated at Good, Fair, and Poor, and is shown for both the Adult and Nymph stage. There is also a brief note for each of the insecticides.
  • Jul 2013
    Area wide Incidence of Whiteflies and CYSDV In Fall Melons in Yuma County, 2007-2012
    Publication (PDF, 1.77MB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo, Kurt Nolte, Yves Carriere
    This is a summary of a recently completed project that was designed to survey the area wide incidence of Bemisia whiteflies and Cucurbit Yellow Stunting Disorder Virus (CYSDV) in commercial melon fields throughout the Yuma Arizona growing region.
  • Jun 2013
    Insect Management on Desert Vegetables and Melons: Whiteflies - Jun 2013
    Publication (PDF, 531KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article describes the sweetpotato whitefly (SWF) in great depth and their relation to Desert Vegetables and Melons. It includes it's history of development and damages it has caused. The article also describes the management of SWF, including sampling/monitoring, natural/biological control, cultural practices, and insecticidal control.
  • Apr 2013
    Insect Management on Desert Vegetables and Melons: Whiteflies - Apr 2013
    Publication (PDF, 494KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article describes the sweetpotato whitefly (SWF) in great depth and their relation to Desert Vegetables and Melons. It includes it's history of development and damages it has caused. The article also describes the management of SWF, including sampling/monitoring, natural/biological control, cultural practices, and insecticidal control.
  • Apr 2013
    Whitefly Management in Desert Melons 2013
    Publication (PDF, 113KB)
    A chart detailing various insecticides and the efficacy against Whiteflies. Each insecticide is rated at Good, Fair, and Poor, and is shown for both the Adult and Nymph stage. There is also a brief note for each of the insecticides.
  • Jun 2012
    Evaluation of Insecticide Tank-Mixtures as Alternatives to Endosulfan For Control of Whiteflies in Spring Melons, 2012
    Publication (PDF, 185KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    Sue to the impending loss of the endosulfan registration on melons, a trial of several foliar insecticide alternatives was conducted. This trial was conducted against adult whiteflies in spring melons.
  • Apr 2012
    Insect Management on Desert Vegetables and Melons: Whiteflies - 2012
    Publication (PDF, 856KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article describes the sweetpotato whitefly (SWF) in great depth and their relation to Desert Vegetables and Melons. It includes it's history of development and damages it has caused. The article also describes the management of SWF, including sampling/monitoring, natural/biological control, cultural practices, and insecticidal control.
  • Apr 2012
    Whitefly Management in Desert Melons 2012
    Publication (PDF, 281KB)
    A chart detailing various insecticides and the efficacy against Whiteflies. Each insecticide is rated at Good, Fair, and Poor, and is shown for both the Adult and Nymph stage. There is also a brief note for each of the insecticides.
  • Jul 2011
    Recommendations for Management of Whiteflies, Whitefly-transmitted viruses, and Insecticide Resistance for Production of Cucurbit Crops in Florida
    Publication (PDF, 661KB)
    Authors: Susan E. Webb, David J. Schuster, P. A. Stansly, Jane E. Polston, Scott Adkins, Carlye Baker, Pamela Roberts, Oscar Liburd, Teresia Nyoike, Eugene McAvoy, and Alicia Whidden
    Three viruses transmitted by whiteflies have been identified in watermelon, muskmelon, and squash since 2004. This article outlines some of the signs and symptoms that can be observed.
  • May 2010
    Weather Can Have Major Impact on Insects 2010
    Publication (PDF, 86KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    Local weather patterns have a significant impact on insect abundance in our cropping system. Components of weather, mainly temperature and moisture, can either promote insect population growth or cause populations to decline. This article explains some of these patterns.
  • Feb 2010
    Whitefly Management in Desert Melons 2010
    Publication (PDF, 152KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    A chart detailing various insecticides and the efficacy against Whiteflies. Each insecticide is rated at Good, Fair, and Poor, and is shown for both the Adult and Nymph stage. There is also a brief note for each of the insecticides.
  • Apr 2009
    Spray Timing of Spiromesifen and Buprofezin for Managing Bemisia Whiteflies in Cantaloupes
    Publication (PDF, 123KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This report discusses the efficacy of using Spiromesifen and Buprofezin to control whitefly population on melons and contains graphs and charts that help show the effectiveness of different rates of spraying.
  • May 2003
    Cross-commodity Guidelines for Neonicotinoid Insecticides in Arizona
    Publication (PDF, 175KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo, Peter C. Ellsworth, Timothy J. Dennehy, Robert L. Nichols
    This document outlines some of the guidlines for Neonicotinoids, which were relatively new at the time. The plans within the document aim to help keep Neonicotinoids as a cost efficient and effective form of whitefly management for the future.
  • Nov 2000
    Whitefly Management on Desert Melons
    Publication (PDF, 108KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo, David Kerns, Kai Umeda
    Of the pests that affect desert melons, the Whitefly is the most damaging. It is polyphagous (feeds on multiple plants) and migrates into melons from surrounding crops and weed hosts. This document outlines some suggestions on how to manage the Whitefly.
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