Currently, citrus fruits are in the early stage of fruit development, showing vigorous growth. However, due to prolonged periods of heavy rainfall, the canopy shade in orchards is not sufficient, leading to weaker tree growth. This condition makes young fruits more vulnerable to anthracnose, with an expected severity level of 3-4. The orange leaf miner is also expected to reach a moderate infestation level of 3.

Second, the main basis for the forecast

According to field surveys conducted in mid-July, the disease rate of young blight anthracnose was recorded at 1.3%, with an incidence rate of 5-8% across orchards. Anthracnose has been prevalent in citrus production areas during winter and spring, with severe cases of abnormal leaf drop observed. The disease source is high, and under favorable conditions, it can easily lead to large-scale outbreaks. Therefore, timely prevention and control measures are essential to avoid significant losses.

Third, the key preventive and control measures

1. Under rainy or heavy rain conditions, it is recommended to use protective agents that provide long-lasting protection and effectively reduce the risk of young fruit infection. A concentration of 1000 times is typically effective and easy to apply.

2. For treatment, thiophanate-methyl (from Japan) is a preferred choice due to its high efficacy against anthracnose.

3. Apply these treatments on sunny days, and mix them with high-quality potassium-rich foliar fertilizers to improve the tree's physiological functions and enhance its resistance to environmental stress.

4. Ensure proper drainage by digging trenches to prevent waterlogging, which can worsen disease conditions.

5. For leaf miner control, alternate between chlorpyrifos + BT and other approved insecticides like spinosad, depending on the season and local recommendations.

In summary, proactive monitoring and timely intervention are crucial to managing citrus pests and diseases, especially under current weather conditions. Farmers should remain vigilant and follow the recommended practices to ensure healthy fruit development and minimize economic losses.

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