[Pollinator] Fwd: FW: The Central Issue | June 2021

Wed Jun 23 11:31:20 PDT 2021

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From: Rust, Mary <Rust.Mary at epa.gov>
Date: Wed, Jun 23, 2021 at 9:56 AM
Subject: FW: The Central Issue | June 2021

*From:* North Central IPM Center <northcentral at ncipmc.org>
*Sent:* Wednesday, June 23, 2021 12:28 PM
*To:* Rust, Mary <Rust.Mary at epa.gov>
*Subject:* The Central Issue | June 2021

*The Central Issue*

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*Pollinator News*

*Managed Pollinator Protection Plans*
Does your state have a Managed Pollinator Protection Plan (MP3)? These
plans are documents that describe efforts and goals for supporting
pollinator health. Look for your state here
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and consider joining the Managed Pollinator Protection Plans Working Group
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*Pesticide Applicator Training: Pollinator Theme*
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Include pollinators as part of your Pesticide Applicator Training! The
Managed Pollinator Protection Plans Working Group has created a
presentation to make it easy to add pollinators to your training. You may
request the presentation and learn more on the workgroup’s website
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*Pollinator Habitat Scorecard Available*
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Check out the Pollinator Habitat Scorecard! It was designed to grade
pollinator habitat quality along rights-of-way spaces like in ditches,
under power lines or along railroad tracks. Use this scorecard to assess
the impact of your habitat. Learn more about the scorecard on the Rights-of-Way
as Habitat Working Group website
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A quick video overview of the scorecard
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also available.

*In This Issue*

*Pollinator News*

*Pollinator Research*

* North Central IPM Center Update USDA Updates U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency Updates Resources Planning for 2021 Growing Season*

*Home IPM*

*Events in the Region*

Have any events to share? Send requests to ncipmmedia at gmail.com.

*Pollinator Research*

*How to Track a Breathtaking Monarch Butterfly*
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Check out this new video featuring Kelsey Fisher, Postdoc Research
Associate at Iowa State University, who uses radio telemetry to track
monarch butterflies to learn about how they navigate through landscapes
that include crops, grass, and pollinator habitat.

*Summer Weather Conditions Influence Winter Survival of Honey Bees in the
Northeastern United States*
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Understanding all factors influencing bee declines in North America and
Europe is essential to help beekeepers make informed management decisions.
Three years of survey data from Pennsylvania beekeepers were analyzed to
understand how weather, topography, land use and management choices
influence colonies’ overwintering survival.

*Wild Bees as Winners and Losers: Relative Impacts of Landscape
Composition, Quality, and Climate*
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This study evaluated both land-use and climate effects on pollinator
populations. Better understanding of how different bee species are affected
by these variables will allow better conservation efforts and management
decisions. In this analysis, climate factors were identified as important
predictors of wild bee abundance and richness.

*Pollinating Insects can Help Soybean Yields*
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Results from a recent study suggest that growing soybeans near pollinator
habitat may boost yields. Sixteen previous studies were analyzed from
around the world, and the data show that pollination from wild bees and
honey bees can increase soybean yields 20% or more.

*Economic Dependence and Vulnerability of United States Agricultural Sector
on Insect-Mediated Pollination Service*
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Since many crops depend on pollinators for production, this research
aggregated details from public price and production data and pollinator
field studies to identify where pollination limitations may be influencing
potential profits in the United States.

*Montana State University Researcher Aids Discovery of New Wild Bee Virus*
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A new wild bee virus has been discovered. It has been named Andrena
Associated Bee Virus-1, or AnBV-1 since this new virus was prevalent in
mining bees, which are part of the family Andrena.

*North Central IPM Center Update*

*Webinar on White Mold Soybean Pest in July*
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The next Pests and Progress webinar will feature Damon Smith (PhD) from the
University of Wisconsin-Madison. Smith will share his research on control
options for managing white mold in soybeans. He will discuss use of
resistant soybean varieties, modification of row spacing and plant
population, crop rotation, biological controls, and fungicide
applications—along with recommendations for improving management by
combining several of these techniques. In addition, an innovative
smartphone prediction tool called Sporecaster
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was
developed to help predict white mold infestations. This app is now
available for free to help improve mold management in soybeans.

Smith will present at the next webinar on Wednesday, July 21 at 1:30pm ET/
12:30pm CT. More details are available on the webinar page
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, and you must preregister
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to
attend.

*USDA Updates*

*USDA Confirms Box Tree Moth and Takes Action to Contain and Eradicate the
Pest*
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Box tree moth, *Cydalima perspectalis*, has been confirmed in Connecticut,
Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, Ohio, South Carolina and Tennessee.
Although the box tree moth is native to East Asia, the recent spread likely
comes from an Ontario shipment of nursery plants. Unfortunately, the
Tennessee location where the moth was found is a distribution center. Keep
a lookout for the moth and it’s larvae, which can kill boxwood plants
through defoliation and even ingestion of bark. Read more about efforts to
contain spread by the US Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health
Inspection Service
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(USDA APHIS). Additional resources appear below.

Box Tree Moth Pest Alert (USDA APHIS)
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Emerging Threats Box Tree Moth (First Detector Program)
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New Pest Response Guidelines Box Tree Moth (USDA APHIS)
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*USDA Pollinator Week Webinar Series*
The USDA is hosting a Pollinator Week Webinar Series
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 during Pollinator Week, June 21st-25th. Topics range from honey bees to
native bees to conservation and integrated pest management. You must register
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attend.

*U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Updates*

*EPA Preliminary Risk Assessments Open for Comment*
Public comment periods are active for four pesticides listed below. The
comment period deadline is July 20, 2021.

   - Chlormequat chloride (PGR) (Plant growth regulator case )
   - Chlorothalonil (Fungicide case)
   - Tebuconazole (Fungicide case)
   - Sulfuryl Fluoride (Fumigant case)

Chlormequat chloride is a plant growth retardant that inhibits stem
elongation. It is used on a variety of ornamentals grown in greenhouses,
nurseries, or shadehouses, but it is only used on containerized plants.
More details about how to submit comments for chlormequat chloride are
available here
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.

Chlorothalonil is a broad-spectrum fungicide used on a wide variety of
agricultural crops as well as on golf courses, lawns, and turf.
Chlorothalonil is registered for home garden use on fruits and vegetables,
and it has antimicrobial uses as a wood preservative and in paint, stain,
paper, caulk, sealant, adhesive, grout, etc. More details about how to
submit comments for
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*c*hlorothalonil are available here
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.

Tebuconazole is a fungicide used on pome fruits, stone fruits, tree nuts,
fruiting vegetables, cucurbits, dried shelled peas and beans, peanuts,
bananas, hops, asparagus, onions, soybeans, triticale, and wheat. Its
non-agricultural uses include golf course turf and ornamentals. It is also
registered for antimicrobial uses in wood, plastics, glues, adhesives, and
metalworking fluids. More details about how to submit comments for
Tebuconazole are available here.
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Sulfuryl fluoride is a structural and commodity fumigant. It is important
for the control of pests such as drywood termites, wood boring insects, bed
bugs, and cockroaches in structures and buildings. Sulfuryl fluoride is
also valuable for protecting commodities such as grain, dried fruits, and
nuts, and may be used against phosphine-resistant pests.  More details
about how to submit comments for sulfuryl fluoride
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available here
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*Resources*

*Latest Buzz Pollinator Round-Up Newsletter*
Stay up to date on pollinator news from the United States Department of
Agriculture. Subscribe by clicking here.
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*An Overview of the Potential Impacts of Honey Bees to Native Bees, Plant
Communities and Ecosystems: Recommendations for Land Managers*
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Careful consideration is needed to determine whether honey bees should be
established in public areas. While honey bee apiaries do support
agricultural production and help raise awareness of native pollinator
concerns, these non-native pollinators may still bring challenges for
native pollinators, such as disease threats or competition for nectar and
pollen resources. Recommendations are for decisions to be made on a case by
case basis with thought to the location’s unique characteristics.

*Insecticide Options for Protecting Ash Trees from Emerald Ash Borer*
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It’s that time of year: emerald ash borers are spreading. If you would like
to protect any ash trees from the emerald ash borer, it is possible.
Treating trees sooner, before infestation or in early stages before
significant damage is visible, is most effective.

*Tick Resources*
Special thanks to the Midwest Center of Excellence
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for
compiling a great list of tick resources! Here are a few highlights:

   - Help researchers track tick populations and learn more about what
   activities lead to tick exposures with The Tick app
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   .
   - Interested in identifying a tick? Make use of the tick identification
   service
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   at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The most common species of tick
   in the Midwest
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are
   also listed.
   - Details about ticks and tick borne diseases are available in this North
   Central IPM Center pest alert
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   .

*Planning for 2021 Growing Season*

*Hemp Survey Request*
The Hemp Working Group
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is working to collect data from growers and diagnosticians/researchers in
an effort to determine the types and distributions of major diseases and
insects across the US and Canada. The goal is to map pests/pathogens by
region and to set research priorities moving forward. If you are a hemp
grower, a pathologist, agronomist, entomologist, or diagnostician, please
fill out the survey below. Please share the survey link with your contacts
to encourage others to fill it out as well.

     Grower survey
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     Diagnostician & researcher survey
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*Hemp Arthropod Sampling*
The Western IPM Hemp Working Group
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is organizing a regional effort to sample arthropods in hemp. Drs. Kadie
Britt and Houston Wilson (University of California-Riverside) are leading
sampling efforts in the west, and collaborators will be conducting the same
sampling effort in the northeast (UVM) and southeast (Auburn). It would be
wonderful to have the North Central region included as well! Please reach
out to Dr. Britt (kadie at ucr.edu) directly if you are interested in joining
this project.

*Crop Scouting with Aerial Imagery – Choosing the Right Source*
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There are three primary options for aerial imagery for agriculture:
unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV or drones), manned aircraft (typically small
planes) and satellite-delivered imagery. Consider image quality, timing,
and permissions related to drone use to decide which is best for you.

*Home IPM*

*Should You Keep Bees to Support Pollinators?*
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While honey bees can help pollinate crops, especially if native pollinator
populations have declined, adding an apiary does not directly benefit
pollinators. Honey bees are not native to North America, and there is a
chance that they will spread disease or even take pollen and nectar
resources from native bees. While adding a honey bee hive is a great hobby
with sweet rewards, you can help native pollinators by simply adding a
flower garden and including a few native plant species.

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