Organic EprintsEntwicklung und Evaluation von Methoden zur Regulierung der Kirschfruchtfliege im biologischen Anbau State of the Art: No efficient control strategies are available to control the cherry fruit fly(Rhagoletis cerasi) in organic agriculture. Definition of the problem: The European cherry fruit fly is the main pest insect in sweet cherry production. Project aims: Developing strategies to control the cherry fruit fly in organic agriculture in order to advance the sweet cherry production. Methodology: Laboratory and field studies on natural enemies (parasitoids, entomopathogenic nematodes and fungi). Laboratory and field screening of repellents and organic insecticides. Evaluation of traps and lures for mass-trapping. Exclusion of flies with insect-nets. Development of a temperature-based forecasting-model. Crop health, quality, protectionProject description

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