Pea codling moth

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    Hiya
    I've harvested a lot of my peas and in about half of the pods the occasional pea has a tiny larvae of what I am guessing is pea codling moth.
    I've been going through the peas inspecting every one - which is obviously a real pain!
    But I wondered, should I actually being binning the whole lot even if there are no visible holes in the peas because they are likely to have been infected?
    Seems a real shame to do that
    Jack


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