As a produce grower, I'm concerned about Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus (TSWV). On the University of Missouri's Integrated Pest Management website, specifically within the 'Missouri Produce Growers Bulletin', find the article about TSWV. Identify the main insect vector for TSWV and the primary management strategy recommended, given there is no cure.
Navigate to the Integrated Pest Management homepage (ipm.missouri.edu). Click on the 'Missouri Produce Growers Bulletin' link in the left sidebar. Locate the article titled 'Tales from the Field: It's Going Viral...Tomato Spotted Wilt...' on the bulletin page. Extract the primary insect vector mentioned for TSWV from the article's summary. Extract the recommended best course of action for TSWV management, given there is no cure, from the article's summary. State the extracted information.
Successfully navigate to the 'Missouri Produce Growers Bulletin' section. Identify the article 'Tales from the Field: It's Going Viral...Tomato Spotted Wilt...' on the bulletin page. State the primary insect vector for TSWV as 'thrips'. State that the recommended best course of action for TSWV management, since there is no cure, is to 'prevent infection'. Do not click on the article link if the required information is visible on the bulletin page.