Results of pheromone and sticky trap catches can be viewed here.
Area wide Insect Trapping Network   VegIPM Update, Vol. 12, No. 22, Nov 3, 2021.
 
Results of pheromone and sticky trap catches can be viewed here.
 
Corn earworm:           
CEW moth counts declined considerably over the past 2 weeks across all locations and about average for this time of the season. 
 
Beet armyworm:         
Trap counts decreased in most locations, but well below average for late-October. Most activity in Yuma and Gila Valleys.
 
Cabbage looper:          
Cabbage looper trap counts declined in most areas but increased in the N. Yuma Valley. Activity below normal compared to previous years. 
 
Whitefly:                       
Adults remains active in Dome Valley, Wellton, and Gila Valley, but below average movement for this time of season. 
 
Thrips:                         
Thrips adult movement increased in most locations in the last 2 weeks, particularly in Dome, Wellton, and Tacna. Activity remains below average for late-October.
 
Aphids:                         
Aphid movement increased again sharply in Bard and Yuma and Gila Valleys consistent with N and E winds over the past 2 weeks. Capture about average for this time of year.
 
Leafminers:                 
Adult activity increased sharply in the Gila Valley and Wellton but remains below average for this time of season.
 
Diamondback moth:    
Adults remains active in Dome Valley, Wellton, and Gila Valley, but below average movement for this time of season. Traps located adjacent to cauliflower and broccoli transplants had significantly higher counts, particularly in Dome Valley and Gila Valley.