
	Insect traps and lures provide pest managers, farmers and agricultural consultants with an early warning system to detect adult insect emergence. They also help in monitoring pest populations so that timely control programs can be implemented.

The Trécé pheromones are applied to rubber septas for even release over a three to four week duration for better capture rates.
Common Name	Scientific Name	Item No. for Lures	Item No. for Trap
Beet Armyworm	Spodoptera exigua	T3210	R03101 or R03401
Black Cutworm	Agrotis ipsilon	T3141	R03101 or R03401
Corn Earworm	Helicoverpa zea	T3138	R08301
European Corn Borer: IA	Ostrinia nubilalis	T3110	R08301
European Corn Borer: NY	Ostrinia nubilalis	T3136	T3300 or T3302
Fall Armyworm	Spodoptera frugiperda	T3143	R03101 or R03401
Oriental Fruit Moth	Grapholita molesta	T3102	T3300 or T3302
Pecan Nut Casebearer	Acrobasis nuxvorella neuzig	T3236	T3304
Pink Bollworm	Pectinophora gossypiella	T3124	T3311

The Trécé pheromones are applied to rubber septas for even release over a four week duration for better capture rates.
Common Name	Scientific Name	Item No. for Lures	Item No. for Trap
Tobacco Budworm	Heliothis virescens	T3122	R08301

Codling Moth, or Cydia pomonella, is found throughout North America and is the number one pest of apples, pears and walnuts in many areas. Moths deposit eggs right on the fruit, larvae then tunnel directly inside to feed, so timing of control is absolutely critical. Treating too late or too early will cost you! Position traps before bloom and monitor through harvest. Kits include: nine 1CP traps, three pheromone lures and three trap liners. NOTE: CML2 lures last eight weeks versus four weeks for the standard CM lure.
Common Name	Scientific Name	Item No. for Lures	Item No. for Trap	Item No. for Kits
Standard Codling Moth	Cydia pomonella	T3111	T3304	R01205
Codling Moth CML2	Cydia pomonella	T4111	T3304	R012L2

The Scentry pheromones are applied to plastic chips, rubber septas or plastic vials for even release over a four week duration for better capture rates.
Common Name	Scientific Name	Item No. for Lures	Item No. for Trap
Clearwing Ash Borer	Podosesia aureocincta	EL103	T3300 or T3302
Codling Moth	Cydia pomonella	EL104	T3300 or T3302
Corn Earworm	Helicoverpa zea	EL215	R08301
Cotton Bollworm	Helicoverpa	EL215	R08301
European Corn Borer: IA	Ostrinia nubilais	EL803	T3300 or T3302
European Corn Borer: NY	Ostrinia nubilais	EL804	T3300 or T3302