Strawberry and Raspberry Pest Management in Wisconsin

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Table 9. Spray schedule for raspberries When to spray Problem Treatment a Formulation Rate/acre Remarks BUD BREAK (new shoots showing 1/4–1/2 inch green) 36 anthracnose cane blight spur blight Phytophthora root rot PREBLOOM Diseases (blossom buds showing; new canes 6–10 inches tall) anthracnose, cane blight, spur blight rust diseases, powdery mildew Insects copper hydroxide 24% F 2.66 pt 35% DF 1.5–3.0 lb copper sulfate 53% WP 4.0–5.0 lb lime sulfur see remarks Bud break is the most important spray for these diseases. Thorough coverage is essential; apply in enough water to thoroughly wet canes. Sprays applied after shoots are longer than 3/4 inch may burn foliage. Apply lime sulfur at a ratio of 10 gal/100 gal spray solution or 10–20 gal/a. fosetyl-aluminum 80WDG 5.0 lb Use enough water to wet foliage but no more than 100 gal/a. Apply after bud break and repeat at 45- to 60-day intervals for up four applications. Do not apply within 60 days of harvest. mefenoxam Gold EC 0.25 pt/1,000 ft of row Gold GR 5.0 lb/1,000 ft of row Apply in 3-ft bands over rows. See label for details. phosphorous acid rates vary Formulations and rates vary. See product labels. azoxystrobin F 6.0–15.5 fl oz Captevate 3.5 lb copper hydroxide 35% DF 1.5–3.0 lb copper sulfate 53% WP 4.0 lb Pristine 18.5–23.0 oz propiconazole EC 6.0 fl oz pyraclostrobin EG 14.0 oz azoxystrobin F 6.0–15.5 fl oz myclobutanil 40W 1.25–2.5 oz propiconazole EC 6.0 fl oz Cover new growth thoroughly. Some cultivars may be sensitive to copper; discontinue use if plant injury occurs. Begin applications when disease first appears and repeat at 10–14 day intervals. Do not apply more than 10 oz/a per year. cane borers Remove and destroy infested canes. leafrollers *bifenthrin WSB 8.0-16.0 oz 2EC 3.2–6.4 fl oz carbaryl b 80S 1.25–2.5 lb 50WP 2.0–4.0 lb 4F, XLR 1.0–2.0 qt *diazinon 50WP 2.0 lb 4EC 2.0 pt *esfenvalerate Asana XL 4.8–9.6 fl oz spinetoram WG 3.0-6.0 oz spinosad Entrust 1.25–2.0 oz SpinTor 4.0–6.0 fl oz 2SC tebufenozide 2F 16.0 fl oz raspberry crown borer *bifenthrin WSB 16.0 oz 2EC 6.4 oz raspberry fruitworm *diazinon 50WP 2.0 lb 4EC 2.0 pt spinetoram WG 3.0-6.0 oz spinosad Entrust 1.25–2.0 oz SpinTor 4.0–6.0 fl oz 2SC *Esfenvalerate is a bee repellant—do not use within 7 days before bloom. Apply a drench of at least 100 gal/acre. Brigade labels recommend at least 200-400 gals/acre as a drench for controlling raspberry crown borer. If applying a prebloom drench, it is prohibited to also apply a prebloom foliar application of any *bifenthrin product. Crown borer treatment can also be made in the fall.
Table 9. Spray schedule for raspberries (continued) When to spray Problem Treatment a Formulation Rate/acre Remarks PREBLOOM (continued) Insects EARLY BLOOM Diseases raspberry sawfly *diazinon 50WP 2.0 lb 4EC 2.0 pt malathion c 50WP 2.0–4.0 lb 8F, 8EC 1.0–2.0 qt spinetoram WG 3.0-6.0 oz spinosad Entrust 1.25–2.0 oz SpinTor 4.0–6.0 fl oz 2SC (5–10% of blossoms open) gray mold Captevate 3.5 lb fenhexamid 50WDG 1.5 lb iprodione 50WP 1.0–2.0 lb 4F 1.0–2.0 pt Pristine 18.5–23.0 oz anthracnose, cane blight, spur blight FULL BLOOM Diseases AFTER BLOOM Diseases azoxystrobin F 6.0–15.5 fl oz copper hydroxide 35% DF 1.5–3.0 lb copper sulfate 53% WP 4.0 lb Pristine 18.5–23.0 oz propiconazole EC 6.0 fl oz pyraclostrobin EG 14.0 oz powdery mildew azoxystrobin F 6.0–15.5 fl oz myclobutanil 40W 1.25–2.5 oz propiconazole EC 6.0 fl oz Pristine 18.5–23.0 oz sulfur 81–92% WP see remarks Insects Do not apply insecticide during bloom. gray mold and other fruit rots Any of the fungicides listed for gray mold under Early Bloom. Insects Do not apply insecticide during bloom. anthracnose cane blight spur blight fruit rots powdery mildew Any of the fungicides listed for these diseases under Early Bloom. Any of the fungicides listed for gray mold under Early Bloom. Any of the fungicides listed for powdery mildew under Early Bloom. rust diseases azoxystrobin F 6.0–15.5 fl oz myclobutanil 40W 1.25–2.5 oz propiconazole EC 6.0 fl oz Insects aphids leafhoppers thrips acetamiprid 30 SG 2.5-5.3 oz 70 WP 1.0-2.3 oz *diazinon 50WP 2.0 lb 4EC 2.0 pt malathion c 50WP 2.0–4.0 lb 8F, 8EC 1.0–2.0 qt leafrollers Any of the insecticides listed for leafrollers under Prebloom. mites *bifenthrin WSB 16 oz 2EC 6.4 fl oz To avoid selecting resistant strains of fungi, use these products judiciously (see “Fungicide Resistance”). Captevate has a 72-hour REI. Do not apply sulfur when temperatures exceed 85– 90°F. Caution: sulfur may injure some cultivars. Cover sprays should be applied at approximately 14-day intervals up to harvest as needed and are most important during cool, wet seasons. Do not exceed four applications of either pyraclostrobin or iprodione per year. Captevate has a 72-hour REI. Aphids can also be controlled with *esfenvalerate at the rate of 4.8-9.6 fl oz/a Asana XL. See remarks for leafrollers under Prebloom. *Bifenthrin has a 3-day PHI. 37
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