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IPM guides for SWD now available

IPM guides for SWD in brambles and blueberries are now available — just in time for the 2019 growing season! The early arrival of SWD in New York will surely motivate you to review the information in these IPM guides. Download them from the Northeastern IPM Center website, provided below, or via the SWD IPM Working Group website, www.northeastipm.org/working-groups/spotted-wing-drosophila/. Feature them in your newsletters, share them with extension educators, consultants and growers.

Spotted Wing Drosophila IPM in Raspberries & Blackberries
neipmc.org/go/swdpub1

Spotted Wing Drosophila IPM in Blueberries
neipmc.org/go/swdpub2

Photo of a female SWD on a raspberry.
Female SWD on a raspberry.

Authors of the raspberry & blackberry IPM guide -
Greg Loeb, Entomology, Cornell Univ
Juliet Carroll, IPM, Cornell Univ
Nicole Mattoon, IPM, Cornell Univ
Cesar Rodriguez-Saona, Entomology, Rutgers
Dean Polk, Agric & Resource Mngmt, Rutgers
Laura McDermott, ENYCHP, Cornell Univ
Anne Nielsen, Entomology, Rutgers

Photo o a male SWD on a blueberry.
A male spotted wing drosophila (SWD) on blueberry; another likely SWD is in the background.

Authors of the blueberry IPM guide -
Cesar Rodriguez-Saona, Entomology, Rutgers
Juliet Carroll, IPM, Cornell Univ
Nicole Mattoon, IPM, Cornell Univ
Dean Polk, Agric & Resource Mngmt, Rutgers
Greg Loeb, Entomology, Cornell Univ
Laura McDermott, ENYCHP, Cornell Univ
Anne Nielsen, Entomology, Rutgers

Input to the SWD IPM guides was also provided by the Northeast IPM SWD Working Group.

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