Pest control on sugarcane

Sugarcane borer

Sugarcane borer is what we call the borer. This insect feeds on tender shoots and can damage the stem tissue of sugarcane, thus affecting the normal growth of sugarcane. This pest can eat hollow parts of the sugarcane stems, making it easy for the sugarcane to break in the wind. The losses caused are also huge, and the crops that grow there will suffer large-scale yield reductions.

To control this kind of pest, you can usually spray pesticides for prevention and control. Apply a drug that prevents the growth of larvae into the soil. This drug can effectively prevent the frequent occurrence of pests. At the same time, spray insect repellent in the air, which can kill the larvae of borers in the cradle.

Sugarcane aphid

The cotton aphid is a pest with a relatively serious impact. It usually has two forms. One type is the aphid that grows fixedly on each sugarcane plant, and the other type is the aphid with wings that can fly freely to other sugarcanes to invade. This type of winged aphid is the main target of prevention and control. Aphids grow very fast and spread over a wide area. Large numbers of aphids are born during the breeding season every year.

The best way to deal with aphids is usually to use drugs. In autumn, a large number of aphids will hibernate on sugarcane to overwinter. At the same time, in the spring of the following year, the larvae will grow in large numbers.

In this case, the aphids that hibernate in autumn and winter can be sprayed with pesticides to kill the larvae in advance. In summer, spray the medicine again, and the medicine will eliminate the pests that have not been killed completely.