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[berrycrush]

What kind of bug is this? I first thought they are stink bugs, but look a little different up close.

 

[ibglowin]

Looks like a stink bug of sorts to me. You don't want them to make it into the crusher for sure. Fast and easy way to ruin a batch ever.

 

[Pat57]

Definitely look like stink bugs to me

 

[cgallamo]

First one is probably Brown Marmorated Stink Bug - where are you located? In the below article (which provides management suggestions) it says that these bugs have been found in vineyards in New
Jersey, Oregon, and Virginia.

http://www.stopbmsb.org/stopBMSB/assets/File/BMSB-in-Grapes-English.pdf

 

[berrycrush]

First one is probably Brown Marmorated Stink Bug - where are you located? In the below article (which provides management suggestions) it says that these bugs have been found in vineyards in New
Jersey, Oregon, and Virginia.

Yes I am in Virginia, and my vines is one mile off Virginia in the neighboring WV. Does Sevin work for BMSB?

 

[TonyR]

I do no think sevin works for stink bugs.

 

[havlikn]

Can anyone identify this bug. Sorry the pic isn't the greatest

 

[cgallamo]

Sevin should kill a large percentage of those stink bugs. Are you seeing them mostly at the ends of rows?

How close are you to harvest?

In the article it says "If clusters are infested at harvest and taint is a concern, a knockdown material such as Pyganic or Belay (0d PHI) may reduce the number of BMSB in the clusters if applied the evening before harvest"

 

[cgallamo]

Can anyone identify this bug. Sorry the pic isn't the greatestView attachment 31156

This may be a Bumble Flower Beetle. Should not be too bad of a pest - they are pollinators.

 

[berrycrush]

Sevin should kill a large percentage of those stink bugs. Are you seeing them mostly at the ends of rows?

How close are you to harvest?

I probably will leave them alone. This is my first fruiting year and there is not much to harvest. I will just observe nature run its course and hope to learn something for the next year.