Light Brown Apple Moth Eradiction Program

Light Brown Apple Moth Eradiction Program

NOTE: Review Per Lead The CDFA's objective is to eradicate LBAM from the state of California by 2015. Eradication is to be accomplished using a variety of tools with reliance primarily on biological control methods applied in an effective and environmentally safe manner. Each method proposed under the Program is discussed as a separate alternative, with different application options under some of the alternatives. The Program anticipated using all of the chemical and nonchemical alternatives (and options) as part of an Integrated Pest Management Program. Should any one alternative become infeasible for effectiveness, economic or environmental reasons, the other alternatives would be used. Furthermore, the quarantine, inspection, detection, and private pesticide use components of No Program would continue until LBAM eradication is achieved.

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