Shakers and sweepers galore! Our team had the opportunity to take some photos of the almond #harvest process firsthand. We're happy to have helped protect this crop from pests for another season of delicious, healthy almonds! #sustainableagriculture #agtech

Want to learn more about Indian meal moth management? Catch Vijay Pai in this free webinar and learn about how our CheckMate® Puffer® IMM can help you control stored product moth in stored #almond, #petfood and other #foodprocessing facilities. qualityassurancemag.com/video/suterra-…

#Pestcontrol advisors won't want to miss Suterra's Dr. Emily Symmes tomorrow at the #CAPCA Kern Chapter Fall CE Meeting! Dr. Symmes will be talking about the success of mating disruption in California specialty crops, with an emphasis on citrus and grapes. #cropprotection #agtech

BioAmp® AA is Suterra’s groundbreaking trail #pheromone adjuvant for Argentine ant. In this testimonial and short article, learn from trusted professionals about how BioAmp® AA has reduced callbacks and pest presence: suterra.com/blog/bioamp-aa… #pestcontrol

🌱 When cover cropping in #almond orchards, planning ahead is key! By getting the seeds in the ground for your #covercrops by the end of October, you increase the likelihood that they'll be in bloom at the same time as your almonds in spring. #integratedpestmanagement

Don't miss Suterra's Sean Pelham talking today at the Modesto #CAPCA label update! Sean will be talking about mating disruption for navel orangeworm and how to best incorporate our products into a comprehensive #integratedpestmanagement program for tree nuts. #cropprotection

Will you be at #PestworldBoston this year? Come see Vijay and Sarah at Booth 84 in Boston, October 11th-14th! We'll be available to talk about our pheromone-based products, BioAmp AA and Puffer IMM, and answer any questions you may have. #NPMAPestWorld2022 #pestcontrol

📓 Are you in need of CE hours? Join Suterra's Andrea Holeman and Mando Perez at the Crop Consultant Conference at the #Visalia Convention Center tomorrow. #cropprotection

🎧 Need something to listen to on your morning drive? Learn more about pheromone-based #pestcontrol and Suterra's expansion into the residential and commercial markets in this wonderful podcast by Multiply You podcast. multiplyyoupodcast.com/innovative-pro… #foodsafety #pestmanagement

🍎 Enjoy a fresh apple today on #nationalappleday! Did you know over half the #apples grown in the US are grown in Washington state? #produce

New to using mating disruption for Indian meal moth? In this article, we address common myths and misconceptions about our #Puffer IMM: suterra.com/blog/puffer-im… #pestcontrol

Suterra’s handy “ABCs of Trapping” guide will help pest management specialists generate consistent monitoring results each season. Read more here: suterra.com/blog/understan… #cropprotection #agtech #sustainableagriculture

🎃 Happy #Halloween! Check out the diversity of costumes our employees put together for our party this year! Want to join our festivities? Become part of a welcoming, close-knit team creating environmentally sustainable pest control: suterra.com/careers

Apple harvest is coming to an end in Washington state. Did you know that over 4 billion pounds of #apples are picked annually in WA? Congratulations to all the growers in the PNW, and be sure to eat some #washingtonapples! 🍎

Suterra celebrates Veteran's day today as a company holiday to honor their sacrifices for our country. Thank you for your service! #veteransday

Interested in the latest research and innovations for sustainable farming? Attend this 3-day seminar in San Luis Obispo to hear about grower-tested practices, gain DPR CE hours, and network with actionable tips: sustainableagexpo.org #sustainableag #agtech

Sanitation is key to reducing future navel orangeworm damage in #almond orchards. The species will overwinter in mummy nuts left behind in the orchard after harvest. What practices are the foundation of your navel orangeworm program? #cropprotection #integratedpestmanagement

Suterra was delighted to speak with Chelle Hartzer of 360 Pest Consulting and several other experts for our recent article: hubs.la/Q02fvZr00

Why do food producers work hard to control insects? “Stored product insects not only consume foods, but they can attract regulatory criticism and initiate brand damage,” says Mike Holcomb, consulting entomologist, Technical Directions Inc. hubs.la/Q02fvWw_0

Jerry Heaps, J&J Food Safety president, recommends food processors be aware of spillage on pallets, physically inspect ingredients prone to pest infestation at least every 30 days, and vacuum or sweep away debris instead of using high-pressure air. hubs.la/Q02fvRn90