- Regularly monitor crops to detect the presence of eggs and larvae early.
- Implement physical barriers such as nets or protective covers to prevent oviposition by adults.
- Use pheromone traps to capture adults and reduce the insect population.
- Apply biological treatments with natural enemies such as parasitoid wasps and entomopathogenic nematodes.
- Rotate crops and avoid continuous planting of raspberries in the same place to reduce the accumulation of pests in the soil.
- Keep the field clean of plant debris and weeds that can serve as shelter for larvae and pupae.
- Use specific insecticides in a controlled and rotating manner to prevent the development of resistance.
- Promote biodiversity in the agricultural environment to favor the presence of natural predators of pests.
- Apply preventive treatments at critical moments in the pest cycle, such as larvae emergence.
- Carry out integrated pest management (IPM) practices to combine chemical, biological and cultural control methods.