Eggplant and Squash- Tobacco Whitefly : The area detected to be infested with whitefly is entered from the diagonal direction. 50 leaves are collected from the lower, middle and upper leaves every five steps. Chemical control is applied when there are 5 larvae + pupae per leaf .

Bean Aphids : Starting from April, the field is entered diagonally and a random leaf is picked from the fresh leaves and shoots of the plants every 3-5 steps. As a result of counting 25-50 leaves with a loop in legumes and 20-40 leaves in large-leaved plants such as eggplant, cucurbits and cabbage; if the number of pests per leaf is 10-20, a decision for control is made.

Tomato Greenworm : The field is entered from the diagonal direction and 50-100 plants are checked depending on the size of the field and eggs and larvae are searched in the flowers, leaves, stems, fruits and shoots of the plant. If 5 out of 100 plants are found to be infested, application is made.

Codling moth : Spraying against codling moth should be directed according to the prediction and early warning system. The aim in combating codling moth is to keep the trees sprayed with pesticides during the larvae hatching period of each generation and to kill the larvae before they enter the fruit.

Apple Webworm : If there are 4 larvae clusters that have entered the epidermis or spun a web in a bouquet of 100 leaves representing the garden, pesticide is applied.

Vineyard Tilling : It should be done 10 and 30 days after the larvae first come out of their wintering buds and enter the awakening vine buds in spring.

Vineyard Grapevine Moth : Grapevine moth application times are determined according to the prediction-warning system. For larvicide application, the number of butterflies caught in traps should reach a peak and start to fall, the effective temperature total should be 120 day-degrees in the 1st generation, twilight temperatures should be 15 ⁰ C and above for 2 consecutive days, and this situation should continue in the following days. The effective temperature total should reach 520 day-degrees in the 2nd generation, 1047 day-degrees in the 3rd generation, vine phenology should be in the flower bud period in the 1st generation, grape vine in the 2nd generation, and the beginning of sweetening in the 3rd generation. Application is decided when the first larva hatch is seen. One application is made in each generation.

Pear Psyllid : Spraying is done when all the eggs left by the overwintering adults hatch, second and third stage nymphs begin to appear and more than 15% of the shoots are infected. Pistachio Psyllid : Spraying should be done when 20-30 nymphs are seen per leaf as a result of weekly counts on 100 compound leaves , when the majority of the eggs hatch and before the first adult parasitoid hatches and before the sticky layer ( fumagine ) forms on the leaf surface .

Potato Beetle: When the daily average temperature reaches 14-15 ⁰ C, the field is entered from the diagonal direction and the eggs, larvae and adults of the pest are searched in the pits. If it is found in any period, it indicates that the field is infected. If the application is to be made against the first generation, it should be done when the first mature larvae (fourth period) are seen on the plants. In case of application against the second generation, it is expected that the egg hatching is completed, and since the damage that will occur depending on the insect density in this period can be tolerated by the plant, application may not be necessary. However, as a result of the researches, the 20% damage caused by the potato beetle on the leaves of the potato plant can be tolerated by the plant and there is no decrease in the product. This rate increases up to 40% depending on the phenological period and development of the plant.

Lentil Borer Weevil : In dry periods and when the pest density is high, spraying is done once when the plants are 5-10 cm tall.

Apion in Lentil : For adult control, application is made when there are an average of 3-5 adults or more per m2 ^, for larvae, when there are 3 or more flower buds with larvae per plant or when there is more than 10% contamination in the top buds.

Lentil Mantle Insect : Spraying should be done in very heavy infestations.

Corn Worm : Application is made when the first egg is detected. Following the first application, 2 more applications are made at 15-day intervals.

Sugar Beet Flea: Since the seed used in sugar beet production areas is generally sprayed with a systemic preparation, the plant is protected against the damage of beet fleas for 35-40 days. Therefore, no additional spraying is required in these areas. In areas where seeds that have not been sprayed with a systemic preparation can be planted, it is very important to be careful in combating beet fleas and to start combating without wasting time when necessary. During spraying, the entire field surface should be sprayed and no area should be left untouched by the pesticide.

Sugar Beet - Grey Worm: Chemical control methods such as poisonous bait, seed spraying, seedling dipping, and green parts spraying are applied against the pest. During planting and sowing times, the field is entered in the direction of the diagonals and the bottoms of the plants in areas of one square meter in at least 5 different places are checked to look for the larvae of the pest, and spraying is done when 2-3 larvae are seen per square meter.

Sugar Beet - Shield Bugs: Their damage is prevented by spraying.

Cereals-Sun pest: After the sun pest has descended into the fields, some counts and evaluations are made in the fields. As a result, a decision is made for chemical control.

Cereal Borer Weevil: Spraying is done 10 days post-emergencefrom the soil (stalk formation period).

Cereal-Crop Hump Beetle : Surface spraying is done.

Olive Fly: When the fruits reach egg-laying maturity, insect counts should be made and if there is an increase in the number of olive fly adults caught in sufficient insects and traps, chemical control should be carried out.

Olive Moth: Spraying is not recommended on the flower generation of the pest. However, in years when the crop is low, if more than 10% damage is seen on the leaves and new shoots at the beginning of the season, spraying is done on the flower generation 7-10 days after the first butterflies are caught on the flower generation. Spraying should preferably be done only on the fruit generation. Spraying is done when there are live “eggs + larvae” in 10% of the lentil-sized fruits that are controlled.

Olive Blackthorn : Application time is determined according to active larvae hatching. For this purpose, in the gardens where spraying will be done, females with eggs belonging to that year on 20-25 cm long shoots from 4 directions of a number of trees that will represent the garden are checked and active larvae hatching from eggs is determined. The first application is made when 50% of the eggs hatch and the second application is made when 90% of them hatch.

Sunflower-Meadow Caterpillar: When 3-5 larvae are detected on a plant or 20 larvae per square meter, control should be started. Control should be done against third-stage larvae at the latest. Success is difficult in the fourth and fifth stages.

Sunflower- Green Worm : Spraying should be started when eggs, first stage larvae or signs of damage are seen in 5 out of 100 plants.

Cherry Fly: Application should be made within 7-10 days after the first adult is caught in visual yellow sticky traps.