Übersetzung für "Wireworm" in Deutsch

Wireworm control has become increasingly difficult in recent years.

How to get rid of the wireworm in the garden forever

Controlling wireworm has become increasingly difficult in recent years.

BFH-HAFL researchers, together with Agroscope, the University of Göttingen and Stähler AG are developing practical, eco-friendly biological or chemical methods to control wireworm.

There is currently only one insecticide with partial effect against wireworm available to Swiss producers.

The most dangerous plants are wireworms, spider mites and aphids.

Soil temperatures are often still low then, and the wireworms are consequently deep in the soil.

Wireworms are characterised by their vertical migratory behaviour in the soil.

It might make more sense to manage wireworms throughout the entire cropping sequence.

The larvae of the May beetle and wireworms, who had taken refuge under the layer of soil in anticipation of warming and new plantings, can deliver a lot of trouble in the coming season.

The results obtained thus far raise the question of whether direct control of wireworms at potato planting is the ideal time.

Later insect larva and caterpillars, earthworms and wireworms (the larvae of click beetles) and beetles are added.

In collaboration with Agroscope, the University of Göttingen and Stähler AG, we are developing a practical, environmentally friendly biological or chemical method for controlling wireworms.

This model could then be used by farmers and consultants as a decision-making aid in order to determine the optimal time to deploy pest control measures to combat wireworms.

With a view to a permanent control and elimination of flies, wireworms, and other pests, we offer technological options and preventive measures in order to effectively deal with this danger.

In Switzerland, a fungal product against wireworms will be available on the market in two to five years.

During their feeding phases, wireworms are found in the uppermost soil layers, where they cause extensive damage by feeding on the roots and bulbs of crops.

Wireworms, the larvae of click beetles (Coleoptera: Elateridae), have long been considered one of the most difficult pests to control in a range of arable and vegetable crops.

In addition, 2017 also saw work on a new method to determine wireworms on a species level through amplification of DNS (LAMP method).

Its cultivation is necessary not only because this is land with very little groundwater but also because it provides crop rotation for poorer quality land which, as a result of the high temperatures reached in this area, mineralizes and allows diseases, such as funguses, nematodes and wireworms, etc., to build up.