Target Species

Insect pest surveillance plays a critical role in protecting crops, ecosystems, and agricultural trade. Many regulated pests can spread rapidly, cause significant economic losses, and trigger quarantine restrictions if they are not detected early.

Better World Manufacturing supports agricultural, regulatory, and international programs with trapping systems, pheromone lures, food attractants, and compatible components designed to support early detection, field surveillance, population monitoring, and program-specific requirements.

This page highlights selected target species commonly associated with insect pest surveillance programs. Additional species and region-specific configurations may be available upon request.

How to use this page

Find your target species, then review the compatible surveillance approach:

Lures & attractants
Trap formats such as Delta, Wing, Multi-Lure™, Jackson, and compatible platforms
Consumables & accessories such as sticky inserts, holders, hangers, and lure dispensers
Trap and lure selection may vary depending on target species, crop, region, field conditions, and program protocol.

Fruit Flies (Tephritidae)

This section highlights selected fruit fly species commonly associated with agricultural and regulatory surveillance programs. Additional species and program-specific configurations are available upon request.

Ceratitis capitata — Mediterranean Fruit Fly
Rhagoletis completa — Walnut Husk Fly
Rhagoletis batava — European Fruit Fly

Compatible surveillance formats may include Multi-Lure™ systems, Jackson-type systems, liquid or vial lure formats, and compatible attractant platforms based on program protocol.

Rhagoletis completa

Ceratitis capitata

Rhagoletis batava

Moths (Lepidoptera) – Orchard & Vineyard Pests

Selected moth species may be monitored using pheromone-based trap systems designed to support early detection, seasonal activity tracking, and population monitoring in orchard, vineyard, and crop surveillance programs.

Cydia pomonella — Codling Moth
Grapholita molesta — Oriental Fruit Moth
Lobesia botrana — European Grapevine Moth
Tuta absoluta — Tomato Leafminer
Stenoma catenifer — Avocado Seed Moth

Compatible surveillance formats may include Delta Traps, Wing Traps, pheromone lures, sticky inserts, and field deployment accessories.

Cydia pomonella

Grapholita molesta

Lobesia botrana

Tuta absoluta

Stenoma catenifer

Armyworms & Bollworms (Row Crops / Broad Acre)

Spodoptera frugiperda — Fall Armyworm
Spodoptera exigua — Beet Armyworm
Spodoptera litura — Common Cutworm
Helicoverpa armigera — Cotton Bollworm

Compatible surveillance formats may include Delta Traps and species-specific pheromone lures used to support population tracking, early warning, and field surveillance programs.

Spodoptera frugiperda

Spodoptera exigua

Spodoptera litura

Helicoverpa armigera

Psyllids & Mealybugs (Vector & Crop-Health Risks)

Diaphorina citri — Asian Citrus Psyllid
Planococcus ficus — Vine Mealybug

Compatible surveillance formats may include sticky boards, Delta Trap systems, pheromone lure dispensers, and species-appropriate trap configurations based on crop and program requirements.

Diaphorina citri

Planococcus ficus

Invasive / Forestry & Palms

Lymantria dispar — Spongy Moth
Rhynchophorus ferrugineus — Red Palm Weevil

Compatible surveillance formats may include pheromone-based traps, species-specific lures, sticky inserts, and field deployment accessories selected according to program requirements.

Lymantria dispar

Rhynchophorus ferrugineus

New World Screwworm

Cochliomyia hominivorax — New World Screwworm

Surveillance Components:


– New World Screwworm attractant systems
– Compatible trap platforms
– Field deployment components
– Program-specific surveillance solutions

Status:

Available for evaluation and large-scale manufacturing according to program requirements.

New World Screwworm

Need Surveillance Solutions for a Specific Species or Program?

Better World Manufacturing supports additional target species and program-specific surveillance requirements beyond this list.
Our team can help identify compatible trap systems, pheromone lures, food attractants, and field components based on target species, crop, region, and regulatory program needs.