Bamboo and deadwood management for codling moth control in organic orchards

Preventive strategies for codling moth in organic apple orchards using plant hygiene and integrated pest management

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Preventive measures to reduce codling moth (Cydia pomonella) populations in organic orchards by managing overwintering sites such as deadwood piles, cracked softwood poles, and bamboo poles. Recommends integrated control using monitoring, pheromone confusion, nematodes, granuloviruses, and proper disposal of infested wood. Advises against using bamboo poles in new orchards and replacing damaged poles in existing ones. Highlights risks of storing old wood near orchards over winter. Published in 2023 by FÖKO – Fördergemeinschaft Ökologischer Obstbau, Germany, available in English (USA). Part of the BIOFRUITNET project on Organic Eprints.

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Project

BIOFRUITNET

Boosting Innovation in Organic FRUIT production through strong knowledge NETworks

Location
Germany
Authors
Christina Adolphi, Niklas Oeser
Purpose
Other, Apply ready-to-use practices

File type
document
Created on
Mar 20, 2026
Origin language
English
Official project website
License
Other