peach twig borer [stone fruits] 2007 USU Ext. - Degree Day Models from OSU

K0HYD Goddard KS station: AU510 APRSWXNET elev: 1404 ft lat/long: 37.6642 -97.6100
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peach twig borer
[stone fruits]
2007 USU Ext.

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  Starting date instructions: 1st consistent capture of moths in pheromone traps #   (ca. 405 DD after Mar 1 or Jan 1 in warm climates)

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  Model validation status: requires local validation Region(s): used in NW USA

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Weather data QA score 0.99; 0 days missing

Date		DDs	Event
Apr 13	17 days ago	350	1st gen. ca. 14% egg hatch (time to sample young larvae), OW 87% male flight
Apr 24	6 days ago	500	1st gen. ca. 63% egg hatch, OW 98% male flight
May 8	8 days away	684	1st gen. ca. 96% egg hatch, earliest pupation
Jun 1	32 days away	1080	2nd gen. ca. 1st egg hatch, 1st gen. 19% male flight
Jun 9	40 days away	1280	2nd gen. ca. 13% egg hatch, 1st gen. 66% male flight

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