Water insect traps are a common type of pheromone trap used in agriculture to control the population of pests such as fruit flies, beetles, and other flying insects. Water traps are a low-cost, eco-friendly, and effective way to manage pest populations without the use of harmful chemicals.

Specifications:

• Water pheromone  traps consist of a container or bucket filled with water and a pheromone lure to attract the target insects.
• The pheromone lure can be made from a variety of materials such as sugar, molasses, or vinegar mixed with water.
• The container is typically covered with a mesh or plastic lid that allows insects to enter but prevents them from escaping.

Handling Instructions:

• Place the pheromone  water trap in an area where flying insects are a problem, such as near crops, fruit trees, or vegetables.
• Palce pheromone lure in the water trap 
• Check the pheromone trap regularly and replace the water every 2-3 days to ensure the pheromone trap remains effective.
• Properly dispose of the trapped insects by either burying them or placing them in the trash.

Recommended for:

• Water traps are recommended for use in organic farming or for those who prefer natural pest control methods.
• They are also useful for monitoring pest populations and determining the effectiveness of other pest control measures.

Overall, water traps are a simple, effective, and eco-friendly way to control the population of flying insects in agriculture. They are easy to set up, require minimal maintenance, and are a safe alternative to traditional chemical pesticides.