i Naturlig bekæmpelse af egeprocessionsspinder. Blandin- gen tiltrækker egeprocessionsspinderens naturlige fjender OAK PROCESSIONARY MOTH CONSUMER PACK The oak processionary moth continues to spread and is now well established in most of Greater London and in some surrounding counties and government studies show the pest spreading on an annual basis. In many places the fire hairs of the caterpillars (larvae) of OPM are a hazard to human and animal health. Based on the results of our research, we now have a special mixture that attracts the natural enemies of the oak processionary moth, such as parasitic flies, parasitic wasps, beetles, green lacewings etc. This mixture is not only available for public green areas but also as consumer pack for planting around trees or to hand out as community planting project. Oak processionary More information about the OPM control on the JUB website: www.jubholland.nl moth mixture MI1676 Kr. 298,00/pr. m² The OPM mix flowering NATURAL CONTROL Four years ago, in collaboration with Silvia Hellingman of ‘Hellingman Research and Advice’, we started to conduct research into attracting the natural enemies of the oak processionary caterpillar/moth (OPM) with flower bulbs. Efficiently combating the oak processionary caterpillars consists of various measures that interact positively. In addition to the preventive spraying of the caterpillars, the removal of the nests and catching the male moths with pheromone traps, stimulating the presence of natural enemies such as birds and insects is an essential link in the management of these troublesome caterpillars. 20
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