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Sweet corn was planted at South Deerfield, Mass., on 17 Jun in blocks of 4 rows by 7.6 m with 76 cm between-row and 15 cm in-row spacing. A randomized complete block design with 4 replicates was used. ECB traps (two Heliothis Scentry traps, baited with Trecé lures for Iowa or NY strains) were present from the beginning of the experiment. FAW (Multipher bucket trap with Trecé lure) and CEW traps (Texas wire cone trap, Hereon lure) were both installed on 8 Jul. Traps indicated that second-generation ECB flight began by 3 Aug, and remained strong from 18 Aug until the trial ended. FAW moths were captured only from 22 Jul to 10 Aug. No CEW flight was detected until 31 Aug. Corn was scouted at pretassel on 13 Aug to assess percent infestation with ECB (8 plants/plot from outer 2 rows). Insecticide treatments were initiated on 15 Aug after finding 7.8% infestation of ECB and FAW. Sprays during silking were initiated at 10% silk emergence (20 Aug) and were applied twice weekly on 24, 27, and 31 Aug and 4 Sep.

Microbial Control of Second Generation European corn Borer and Fall Armyworm, 1992