The most safest trap for Oryctes rhinoceros with 0% escape assured and Zero '0' maintenance.
4 pcs of Trap
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Brand : PC
4 Pieces of Phero-Sensor Bucket Trap for Oryctes Rhinoceros in Agricultural Field
SKU : SI-PB-10637
MRP : ₹3540
₹2950
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Short Description
One Way entry Bucket Trap for Oryctes rhinoceros for Coconut, Oil palm and date palm.
Country of origin: India
Specification
Description
4 Pieces of Phero-Sensor Bucket Trap for Oryctes Rhinoceros in Agricultural Field
Description :
- The plastic bucket trap is a long-lasting insect trap used in conjunction with a lure to monitor or detect various species like Beetles and Weevils. The plastic bucket trap is the preferred trap for some moth species as it is able to catch large numbers of moths.
Features :
- Easy to maintain and install.
- Most secured pheromone trap.
- 0% escape assured, Beetles once caught can’t escape from the trap.
Specifications :
- Product Type : Bucket Trap
- Brand : PC
- Material : Plastic
- Height of Bucket : 220 mm
- Width of Bucket : 210 mm
- Capacity of Bucket : 5 Liters
- Insect Type : Beetles/Weevils.
- Capacity : 8 Traps per Acre
- Pack of : 4 Pieces
Functions :
To minimize the spread of CRB (Crop Residue Burning) :- Do not move any coconut material or composting organic matter from CRB-affected areas.
- Reduce the breeding habitat for adult beetles by breaking up coconut logs and stumps into small pieces which rot down quickly, burning woody debris and covering woody debris with gill netting.
- Regular inspection (every month) and removal of grubs from rotting trunks is also possible for areas were burning not feasible or allowed.
- Unwanted palm material should not be thrown out, as it may be carrying the beetle.
- Export and imports of coconut palm and products (e.g., mats) should be quarantined and inspected for CRB hitchhikers or fumigated.
- Risk of CRB outbreaks is increased by cyclones / typhoons, which increase the moisture content of soil, and also increase the amount of dead or dying organic material for breeding sites e.g. fallen, waterlogged palm logs.
- Surveillance, using bucket traps with pheromone lures is especially important for early detection of CRB, both for new detections or spread within a country.
- Bucket traps of various sorts can be used for surveillance. If possible, the traps should be hung high in the trees, 1.5 to 2 meters with free air movement so that beetles can detect the lures.
Recommended for : Coconut, Oil palm, Date palm, Toddy palm, Banana, Sugarcane, Betel nut etc.
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