Management of Green Rice Leafhopper
Green rice leafhopper is scientifically known as Nephotettix virescens which causes discolouration of the leaves and also functions as a carrier for several viral diseases. They lay eggs on the leaves which feed on the foliage. These pests are harmful at all stages of its life.
The common symptoms of infestation of green rice leafhoppers include yellowish leaves, retarded or stunted growth, dried plants etc.
Avoid setting up nurseries near street lamps as it can promote the growth of insects. The nursery should also have 2.5 cm of water and use any kind of insecticide to keep a check on them.
Most of the insects are resistant to older insecticides and they no longer work on them. These above-mentioned insecticides are effective against such resistant varieties for more effective control and long-term effects. These insecticides must be used with proper preventive measures. Using other integrated pest management systems could also be done along with this for the best results. Moreover, the insecticides chosen must be used as recommended along with the proper interval periods mentioned.
Note: The information contained herein is for informational purposes only. Nothing herein shall be construed to be financial or legal advice. Pesticides are a considerable risk of loss in crops and viewers are advised to do their own research before making any decisions.
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