Attack by Small Eggar

QUANTEC brings a severe plague under control

In Europe, following the bark beetle in pine trees, the Small Eggar (Eriogaster lanestris) pest is doing the rounds, attacking cherry, lime and birch trees on our testing ground.

Due to their limited height in newly planted trees, the nests could be reached and removed with the use of a ladder; in the older trees, this was impossible so only QUANTEC could be used.

In only two weeks, the Small Eggar was visibly under control, and further leaf damage was no longer present. The problem was solved using an affirmation, the information from cedar and lavender and a subsequent generator run. (Further information)

What is particularly remarkable is that the nearby tree shown here, located very close to M-TEC's testing ground, continued to be attacked and damaged in the same period . . .

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