How it works- Funnel traps are useful tools for monitoring moths. The males, attracted by the female pheromone lure, enter the trap and get hit by the sides of the walls at the base of canopy and fall into the polythene bag and get killed. These traps are installed in the fields at the rate of 8-10 traps per acre for monitoring . Traps should normally be attached to stakes at crop height and placed within the crop with at least 50m between each trap.

Traps to be used- 8 – 10 per acre

How it works– Sticky cards are glue-based traps frequently used in pest control to catch and monitor insects and other pests.

Traps to be used- 8 – 10 per acre

How it works- These are designed to trap different fruit fly species in vegetable and fruit crops. These are offered in wide ranging sizes and are perfect for trapping insects. These products are customizable according to demands of clients. These are waterproof and windproof. it is very effective in monitoring these fruit flies. It attracts flies over a range of up to 1 km. The lure is placed in the trap along with malathion soaked in small cotton wicks are suspended in the middle of the trap to release the scent slowly into the atmosphere to attract and trap the fruit flies.

Traps to be used- 7– 8 per acre

How it works- Insects naturally attracted to pheromone, fall into the pool of emulsion/water in the tub, drown and die. The dead insects can then be removed from the traps at appropriate intervals and the tub refilled with emulsion/water. Such water traps are mainly used to control TutaAbsoluta tomato moth, potato moth and other agricultural pests.
Pheromone Water Trap is widely used in greenhouses, orchards, vineyards, agricultural land. The bottom of the trap – a deep plate – is filled with water. When using this trap it is very important to constantly monitor the presence of water.

Traps to be used- 8-10 per acre

How it works- These are die-cut plastic sheet/flute board/cardboard sheet, which when folded forms a triangular shaped trap and replaceable paper sticky liner/base. These products are offered in different sizes to cater to requirements of clients. These are made of plastic and other material which renders strength to them. These are considered to be excellent in monitoring Brinjal shoot borer, Tutaabsoluta pests. For trapping, the lure is placed in the middle of the sticky liner and the pheromone releases scent slowly. Target pests: Moths (Lepidoptera) Colors: Yellow Benefits: Easy to assemble, easy to monitor, easy to replace sticky liners Monitors all adult months Multi-season use Used with lures to selectively attract specific species Life lures may be moved from liner to liner.

Traps to be used- 8–10per acre

Target Crops: Cotton, Okra, etc.

Life Of Lure: 45 days

Target Crops: Tomato, Bengal gram, Red gram, Cotton, Chilli, Green gram, Okra, Lab Lab(Indian bean), Rose, Cow pea, Sunflower, Chrysanthemum, Groundnut, Tube rose, Soybean, Sorghum, Maize etc.

Life Of Lure: 45 days

Target Crops: Cole crops(Cauliflower, Cabbage), Mustard etc.

Life Of Lure: 45 days

Target Crops: Rice.

Life Of Lure: 45 days

Target Crops: Brinjal

Life Of Lure: 45 days

Target Crops: Tomato

Life Of Lure: 45 days

Target Crops: Pomegranate, Soybean, Cotton, Groundnut, Rose, Grapes, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Chili, Tobacco, Sunflower, Potato, Garlic, Okra, Castor, Marigold, Guava, Brinjal etc

Life Of Lure: 45 days

Target Crops: Watermelon, Muskmelon, Pumpkin, Bottle Gourd, Cucumber, Ridged Gourd, Bitter Gourd (Karle), Tinda, Parwal etc.

Life Of Lure: 60 days

Target Crops: Grapes, Pomegranate, Mango, Sapota, Sweet Orange, Mandarin Orange, Lemon, Guava, Fig, Papaya etc

Life Of Lure: 60 days

Target Crops: Coconut, Oil palm

Life Of Lure: 90 days

Target Crops: Coconut, Areca nut, etc

Life Of Lure: 90 days