Three of the important insect pests of sweet corn, European corn borer, corn earworm, and fall armyworm, are moths in their adult stage and larvae, or “worms”, in their immature stage, when they cause damage to sweet corn. A network of traps baited with the pheromones that male and female moths use to find each other has been operating across western New York for the past eight seasons. The trap network allows growers, consultants, and Cooperative Extension and processing company field staff to track the flights of the adults of these three pests, and make informed decisions about when sweet corn fields need to be scouted or treated with an insecticide. This project was funded in part by the processing sweet corn industry and in-kind contributions from growers and consultants.