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  • May 15th 2025 Issue
  • Story by Kate Prengaman
  • Photographs by Ross Courtney

    • Maximizing codling moth models

    Washington State University entomologists develop new codling moth models based on trap catch data to pair population insight with phenology for more precise predictions. 

    Washington State University entomologists develop new codling moth models based on trap catch data to pair population insight with phenology for more precise predictions. 

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    Apples, Pest Management, Insects and mites, Research, Kate Prengaman, Ross Courtney, May 15th 2025 Issue
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    Kate Prengaman
    Kate Prengaman is the editor for Good Fruit Grower and also writes articles for the print magazine and website. Contact her at 509-853-3518 or at kate@goodfruit.com
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