Endigo ZC Soybean Insecticide

Stinkbugs
Stinkbugs also have the potential to cause
problems. The most common damaging
species found in soybean are brown,
green and southern green stinkbug.
Stinkbugs often cause more damage to
soybean quality than to yield loss, removing
fluids from developing pods through piercing-sucking
mouthparts. Stinkbugs are likely to reach peak populations
in late August through early October, typically causing the
most damage in mid-September. Threshold is when
populations are greater than one per row foot or six per
25 sweeps.
The following graph shows the number of stinkbugs that
were on plants before Endigo ZC was applied, and then how
many remained 5-7 days and 10-12 days after application.
As you can see, Endigo ZC was effective in providing good
knockdown and residual control of the stinkbugs, including
the difficult-to-control brown stinkbug.
Stinkbugs per 25 sweeps
Stinkbug Control in Soybean with Endigo ZC
2007-2008. 8 Consultant Evaluations, Arkansas.
20
15
10
5
0
11.8
0.8 0.1
5.4
1.8 0.7
17.2
2.6
Green/Southern and Brown Total
Green Stinkbugs Stinkbug Stinkbugs
0.8
Pre-Treatment 5-7 day 10-12 day
Endigo ZC was applied at 4.5 fl oz/A. Average across 8 sites.