Named mating-disruption enquiries
The company’s product presentation names Plutella xylostella, Lobesia botrana, Cydia pomonella, Chilo suppressalis, Grapholita molesta and Thaumatotibia leucotreta in its mating-disruption range. Ask about the target relevant to your programme and request the exact proposed item. Bring any identification uncertainty to your pest-management adviser before using a target name in an order.
Describe the management objective
Explain the decision your team is trying to make: a document review, a proposed programme, or replacement purchasing for an existing project. Give the crop, location and intended season as buyer-supplied context. Ask for product-specific guidance rather than assuming that a description for one named target can define the conditions for another.
Review the proposed dispenser information
Request the label, identification and handling documents for the actual item offered. Ask your responsible local adviser to assess the intended use and any destination requirements before purchase. Include questions about the dispenser format, storage and installation instructions in the enquiry, and obtain a response tied to the proposed product rather than the family name.
Prepare a written programme review
Use the Cydia pomonella procurement guide if that is your target, or send a clearly named request for another listed target. Ask how product documents address your supplied project conditions. Confirm minimum quantity and delivery terms before ordering. Keep field decisions with the person responsible for the programme, using the current product instructions and local requirements.
Mating disruption products: documents to request
| Ask about | Request with your inquiry |
|---|---|
| Which target is being discussed? | Named target and proposed dispenser reference |
| What should the local reviewer assess? | Destination label and intended-use documents |
| What belongs in the project brief? | Crop, location, timing and programme questions |