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Publication 360S - January 2009
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| Author: | OMAFRA Staff |
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| Creation Date: | 01 June 2008 |
| Last Reviewed: | 28 January 2009 |
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360, Fruit Production Recommendations> January
2009 Supplement >Additions
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This supplement contains new product registrations and changes from January 2008 to January 2009. For complete information, please refer to the full edition of Publication 360, Fruit Production Recommendations, 2008-2009 published in March 2008. This supplement can be downloaded at www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/crops/pub360/p360toc.htm. Refer to this website for updates throughout the year. Printed copies are available from OMAFRA Resource Centers.
Common name: fluazinam
Group 29 fungicide
Preharvest interval: 30 days
Re-entry period: 24 hours
Maximum # applications/year: 4
Diseases and Insects: Mummyberry
Timing: Bud Swell to pink bud (pg. 97)
Rate: 2.24 L/ha
Comments: Provides suppression rather than control of
this disease.
Diseases and Insects: Mummyberry
Timing: Bud Swell to pink bud (pg. 97)
Rate: 2.24 L/ha
Comments: Provides suppression rather than control of
this disease.
Common name: spinetoram
Group 5 insecticide (naturalyte)
Preharvest interval: 3 days
Re-entry period: 12 hours
Maximum # applications/year: 3
Diseases and Insects: Blueberry spanworm
Timing: Bud Swell to pink bud (pg. 97), Green fruit (pg.
99)
Rate: 200 g/ha
Comments: Spray tank solution should be between pH 6
and 8 for optimum control.
Common name: imidacloprid
Group 4 (neonicotinoid)
Preharvest interval: : 14 days for soil drench or 4 days for foliar applications
Re-entry period: 24 hours
Maximum # applications/year: 1 soil drench or 3 foliar applications.
Diseases and Insects: White grubs (larvae of European
chafer)
Timing: Green fruit (pg. 106) or Post harvest (pg. 107)
Rate: 1.2 L/ha
Comments: Do not apply during bloom. Apply to damp soil in the
plant row and in the alleys, in 200 L water/ha. Move the product into
the root zone with 5-10 mm irrigation within 24 hours of application.
Diseases and Insects:Leafhoppers, Aphids
Timing: Green fruit (pg. 106)
Rate: 175 ml/ha
Comments: Do not apply prebloom, during bloom, or when bees are
actively foraging. Apply in 300 L water as a foliar spray. May provide
suppression rather than control.
Diseases and Insects:Raspberry cane borer
Timing: Green fruit (pg. 106)
Rate: 467 mL/ha
Comments: Do not apply prebloom, during bloom, or when bees are
actively foraging. Apply in 300 L water as a foliar spray. May provide
suppression rather than control.
Diseases and Insects:Red-necked caneborer
Timing: Green fruit (pg. 106)
Rate: 467 mL/ha
Comments: Do not apply prebloom, during bloom, or when bees are
actively foraging. Apply in 300 L water as a foliar spray. May provide
suppression rather than control.
Common name: spinetoram
Group 5 insecticide (naturalyte)
Preharvest interval: : 1 day
Re-entry period: 12 hours
Maximum # applications/year:
Diseases and Insects: Obliquebanded leafroller
Timing: Prebloom (pg. 105), Green fruit (pg. 106)
Rate: 200 g/ha
Comments: Spray tank solution should be between pH 6
and 8 for optimum control.
Common name: kaolin
Particle film product
Preharvest interval: : 1 day
Re-entry period: non specified
Maximum # applications/year:
Diseases and Insects: Potato leafhopper
Timing: New plantings, July-mid August (pg. 105)
Rate: 25 kg/ha
Comments: Apply at 7 to 14-day intervals when leafhoppers
are first detected by monitoring Use 12.5 to 25 kg Surround WP per 500
litres of water. For early applications, use 25 kg Surround WP per 500
litres of water. Once a base coat is established, rate can be reduced
for follow-up applications to 12.5 kg Surround WP per 500 litres of water.
Not recommended when fruit is present. May leave a white residue on fruit.
Not recommended during bloom.
Common name: imidacloprid
Group 4 (neonicotinoid)
Preharvest interval: : 14 days
Re-entry period: 24 hours
Maximum # applications/year: 1
Diseases and Insects: Woolly elm aphid, Woolly apple
aphid
Timing: Early to mid July, after harvest is complete
(pg. 112)
Rate: For each plant: 0.125 ml
Comments: Do not apply during bloom. Apply to the soil
at the base of each plant, followed by sufficient water to move the product
to the root zone.
Common name: spinetoram
Group 5 insecticide (naturalyte)
Preharvest interval: 1 day
Re-entry period: 12 hours
Maximum # applications/year: 3
Diseases and Insects: Thrips (suppression)
Timing: 7 to 10 days after first bloom (pg. 116), Preharvest
(pg. 116)
Rate: 280 g/ha
Comments: Delegate is registered for suppression, rather
than control, of thrips. Product is also labeled for greenhouse use. Spray
tank solution should be between pH 6 and 8 for optimum control.
Common name: lambda-cyhalothrin
Group 3 insecticide (pyrethroid)
Preharvest interval: 7 days
Re-entry period: 24 hours
Maximum # applications/year: 3
Diseases and Insects: Strawberry clipper weevil
Timing: As flower buds extend from the crown (pg. 115)
Rate: 104 mL/ha
Comments:
Diseases and Insects: Tarnished plant bug
Timing: First bloom (pg. 115); 7-10 days after first
bloom (pg. 116)
Rate: 104 mL/ha
Comments:
Common name: kaolin
Particle film product
Preharvest interval: 1 day
Re-entry period: non specified
Maximum # applications/year: 3
Diseases and Insects: Potato leafhopper
Timing: New plantings, July-mid August (pg. 113)
Rate:25 kg/ha
Comments: Apply at 7 to 14-day intervals when leafhoppers
are first detected by monitoring Use 12.5 to 25 kg Surround WP per 500
litres of water. For early applications, use 25 kg Surround WP per 500
litres of water. Once a base coat is established, rate can be reduced
for follow-up applications to 12.5 kg Surround WP per 500 litres of water
per ha. Not recommended when fruit is present. May leave a white residue
on fruit. Not recommended during bloom.
Common name: cypermethrin
Group 3 insecticide (pyrethroid)
Preharvest interval: 7 days
Re-entry period: 12 hours
Maximum # applications/year: 3
Diseases and Insects: Strawberry Clipper weevil
Timing: As flower buds extend from the crown (pg. 115)
Rate: 280 mL/ha
Comments:
Diseases and Insects: Tarnished plant bug
Timing:First bloom ( pg. 115); 7-10 days after first
bloom (pg. 116)
Rate:: 400 mL/ha
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