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Table 6. Spray schedule for strawberries—BEARING BEDS (continued) When to spray Problem Treatment Formulation Rate/acre Remarks EARLY BLOOM Diseases (5–10% flowers open) leaf diseases: angular leaf spot leaf blight leaf scorch leaf spot FULL BLOOM Diseases AFTER BLOOM Diseases (10–14 days after blossom period) 22 Any of the fungicides listed for Early Spring, or pyraclostrobin EG 12.0–14.0 oz Pristine 18.5–23.0 oz anthracnose azoxystrobin F 6.0–15.5 oz pyraclostrobin EG 12.0–14.0 oz Pristine 18.5–23.0 oz gray mold Captevate 68WDG 3.5–5.25 lb pyrimethanil SC 9.0–18.0 fl oz fenhexamid 50WDG 1.5 lb Switch 62.5 WG 11.0–14.0 oz Pristine 18.5–23.0 oz leaf diseases, anthracnose, and gray mold anthracnose, gray mold, leaf diseases Tank mix thiophanate- 70WSB 0.75–1.0 lb methyl plus captan 50WP 2.0–4.0 lb Any of the fungicides listed for Early Bloom. leather rot fosetyl-aluminum 80WDG 2.5–5.0 lb mefenoxam Gold EC 1.0 pt phosphorous acid rates vary Insects DO NOT APPLY INSECTICIDE DURING BLOOM. anthracnose gray mold leaf diseases: leaf blight, leaf scorch, leaf spot Any of the fungicides listed for Early Bloom. leather rot fosetyl-aluminum 80WDG 2.5–5.0 lb mefenoxam Gold EC 1.0 pt phosphorous acid rates vary Insects aphids spittlebug whitefly acetamiprid 30 SG 1.9-6.9 oz Provado 1.6F 3.75 fl oz Myclobutanil is effective against leaf diseases but not gray mold. If angular leaf spot has been a problem in previous years, include a copper fungicide (see “Disease Notes”). Azoxystrobin and pyraclostrobin are effective against anthracnose but not gray mold. Bloom is the most critical time to control gray mold; pyrimethanil, fenhexamid, and Switch are the most effective fungicides, but they do not control leaf diseases. Captevate controls both gray mold and leaf diseases. See remarks for Early Bloom. Begin foliar application between 10% bloom and early fruit set. Apply in enough water to cover fruit. Repeat at 7- to 10-day intervals as needed up to harvest. Use a shorter interval if weather is rainy. See the product label for details. Check table 2 on page 4 for preharvest intervals. cutworms carbaryl bait Occasionally a localized problem. leafhoppers plant bugs spittlebug strawberry leafroller slugs snails acetamiprid 30 SG 1.9-6.9 oz 70 WP 0.8-3.0 oz *bifenthrin WSB 6.4–32.0 oz *diazinon 4E 1.5–2.0 pt 50WP 1.5–2.0 lb endosulfan 50WP 2.0 lb 3EC 1.3 qt malathion 25WP 6.0–8.0 lb 8EC, 8F 1.5–2.0 pt *Bifenthrin is not registered to control leafhoppers. *Fenpropathrin can be used for control of tarnished plant bug and spittlebug at the rate of 10.67 fl oz/a. Acetamiprid is not registered to control strawberry leafroller. Strawberry leafroller may also be controlled with spinetoram at the rate of 6.0-10.0 fl oz/acre. metaldehyde bait formulation Baits must not contact fruit. Broadcast on soil late in day when first damage is observed. See label for rate. spider mite *abamectin 0.15EC 16.0 fl oz *bifenthrin WSB 16.0–32.0 oz fenbutatin oxide 50WP 1.5–2.0 lb *fenpropathrin 2.4EC 16–21.3 fl oz * Restricted-use pesticide—can only be applied by a certified applicator. (continued)
Table 6. Spray schedule for strawberries—BEARING BEDS (continued) When to spray Problem Treatment Formulation Rate/acre Remarks DURING HARVEST Diseases anthracnose gray mold Insects mosquitoes AFTER HARVEST Diseases (2 weeks after harvest or as often as needed) Any of the fungicides listed for Early Bloom. If fungicides were applied during bloom, additional applications for gray mold should not be necessary at this time unless warm, wet/humid weather occurs. Do not exceed four applications of azoxystrobin or 5 applications of pyraclostrobin per year. Do not apply more than 56 oz/a of Switch per year. Check table 2 on page 4 for preharvest intervals. no material registered To control mosquitoes during harvest, use pyrethrin. Follow manufacturer’s directions. sap beetles acetamiprid 30 SG 4.0-6.9 oz 70 WP 1.7-3.0 oz leaf diseases: angular leaf spot leaf blight leaf scorch leaf spot Any of the fungicides listed for leaf diseases during Early Bloom. red stele fosetyl-aluminum 80WDG 2.5–5.0 lb mefenoxam Gold EC 1.0 pt phosphorous acid rates vary Insects aphids spittlebugs whiteflies aphids strawberry leafroller acetamiprid 30 SG 1.9-6.9 oz 70 WP 0.8-3.0 oz Provado 1.6F 3.75 fl oz *bifenthrin WSB 6.4–32.0 oz carbaryl 80S 1.5–2.5 lb 50WP 2.0–4.0 lb 4F, XLR 1.0–2.0 qt *diazinon 4E 1.5–2.0 pt 50WP 1.5–2.0 lb endosulfan 50WP 2.0 lb 3EC 1.3 qt malathion 25WP 6.0–8.0 lb 8EC, 8F 1.5–2.0 pt cyclamen mite endosulfan 50WP 4.0 lb 3EC 2.66 qt spider mite *abamectin 0.15EC 16.0 fl oz *bifenthrin WSB 16.0–32.0 oz fenbutatin oxide 50WP 1.5–2.0 lb *fenpropathrin 2.4EC 16–21.3 fl oz * Restricted-use pesticide—can only be applied by a certified applicator. Apply every 7–14 days. If angular leaf spot has been a problem this growing season, include a copper fungicide (see “Disease Notes”). See additional remarks for Early Spring or Prebloom. See remarks under Early Spring. Carbaryl may aggravate aphid and spider mite problems. Strawberry leafroller may also be controlled with spinetoram at the rate of 6.0-10.0 fl oz/acre. 23
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