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Bronze beetle (Eucolaspsis sp., Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) threatens the economic viability of New Zealand’s organic pipfruit industry. Small plot cultivation trials were conducted during spring to target immature beetles in the soil under apple trees. These treatments did not appear to be as effective in the second year as in the previous year, although two cultivations significantly reduced beetle emergence at all orchards compared with the control. In large-scale cultivation trials, two cultivations reduced damage to apples by 46–61%. Sampling immature development stages of the beetles in the soil indicated that cultivation should commence during mid October to target pupae in the top 70 mm of the soil. The application of cultivation treatments for controlling bronze beetle on commercial orchards is discussed.

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Managing bronze beetle (Eucolaspsis sp) in Hawkes Bay organic apple orchards using soil cultivation