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Integrated Pest Management Systems for Industry |
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INFORMATION GATHERING AND ANALYSIS
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The use of data from fly killer catch tray analyses can be a powerful tool in helping to provide information on pest trends and problems.
The information is presented initially in tabular form.
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Fly Killer
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Midges
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Flies
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SPI Beetles
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SPI Moths
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External Moths
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Others
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TOTAL
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1
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200
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80
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4
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3
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287
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2
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150
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60
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2
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4
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1
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217
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3
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50
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25
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1
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1
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77
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4
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20
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10
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30
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5
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10
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20
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30
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TOTALS
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280
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135
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0
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0
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5
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4
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641
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This information can then be manipulated to provide more specific and relevant analyses.
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This graphic shows, quite simply, the total numbers of each type of flying insect (with a total column also shown). This allows an immediate evaluation - Lots of Midges!! |
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This next graphic shows that Unit 1 has, by far, the largest number of flies within its catch tray. The flies in Unit 3 are of interest because of the location of this unit - inside the production area. |
Careful and effective use of this information can assist you in managing pest infestations before they become a problem!