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it's a moth that lays it's eggs on tomatoes during flowering stage and the larvaes emerge on the fruits
Posted
by: musau mutisya
(5 points)
Posted: November 2, 2023
hello ajara. tuta absoluta or 'tomato ẹbola' is caused by a moth
Posted
by: ARANSI OMOLABAKE
(8 points)
Posted: November 12, 2023
Incase your looking for a solution;
Tuta can't be controlled by one AI
Please alternate
1.start with ampligo 10 ml in 20ltrs of water
2 Alternate with volium targo at a rate of 20 MLS in 20 ltrs of water
3. Last do match 25mls+ 10 MLS of Dynamec
Tuta absoluta will be completely done but one AI you will face challenges
Out of experience it has worked in most farm's please apply that program remember to give testimony afterwords
Posted
by: wilfred
(4 points)
Posted: November 12, 2023
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