Tomato (Greenhouse) Old World Bollworm: When 5 out of 100 plants are infested, control is started immediately. Pepper (Greenhouse) Cotton Aphid: Spraying should be carried out when 1-2 newly opened egg packs or 4-5 larvae per 100 plants are seen. Spraying should be carried out before the larvae are scattered on the leaves. European Grapevine Moth: The spraying against European grapevine moth should be done according to the prediction and warning system. Spraying is carried out by monitoring the hatching of the first larvae from the eggs when the number of moths caught in the pheromone traps peaks and then decreases, the afternoon temperatures exceed 15°C for two days and show continuity in the first generation, the sum of the effective temperatures reaches 20 days-degrees in the 1st generation, 520 days-degrees in the 2nd generation and 1047 days-degrees in the 3rd generation, the phenology of the vine is flower bud in the 1st generation, unripe grape in the 2nd generation and beginning of sweetening in the 3rd generation. A spraying is made in each generation. However, since egg laying may continue from the 3rd generation, spraying continues as long as new eggs are found by considering the effectiveness period of the insecticide and harvest date. Cotton - Old World Bollworm: Against cotton old world bollworm, eggs and larvae of old world bollworm are counted by checking all randomly selected plants with a row length of 3 m, and if there is an average of 2 larvae in 3 m row length, the application is decided. Jasmine Moth: It is started to be applied when stage 1 and 2 larvae are in the majority and a population has formed.