Bagworms (or webworms) on pecan trees can be managed with two trunk-based methods: Tanglefoot (sticky band) to trap descending caterpillars, or Orthene (acephate) sprayed on the trunk to kill them as they crawl down to pupate.
Apply in late spring when caterpillars are active. Combine with foliar Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis) for canopy feeding stages.
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