2012 - Washington Red Raspberry Commission

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Budget: 2013 2014 Salaries 1/ : Lab Technician $1630 $1630 Salaries 2/ : Sample collection $1175 $1175 Shipping 3/ : Samples $160 $160 Culture-based sample processing $1000 $1000 DNA-based sample processing $6000 $6000 Misc sampling supplies 4/ $200 $200 Travel 5/ $2430 $2430 Meetings $200 $200 Benefits 6/ $787 $787 Total $13,582 $13,582 Budget Details 1/ One USDA Laboratory Technician at 0.05% FTE. 2/ One WSU Whatcom County Extension Personnel at 0.03% FTE. 3/ Shipping samples from Bellingham, WA to Corvallis, OR for processing. 4/ Sampling bags (500 @ $0.40 = $200). 5/ Travel to and from research sites, 3000 miles at $0.51/mile ($1530) for WSU Extension Personnel. Weiland will travel to Washington three times a year to assist in surveying, sample collection, and to present research findings at the Small Fruit Conference ($900). 6/ Benefits USDA laboratory technician (16.6% = $271) and WSU Extension Personnel (43.9% = $516) 109
2013 WASHINGTON RED RASPBERRY COMMISSION RESEARCH PROPOSAL New Project Proposal Proposed Duration: 2 years Project Title: Fine-tuning Vydate applications in red raspberry for Pratylenchus penetrans control PI: Inga Zasada Organization: USDA-ARS Horticultural Crops Research Laboratory Title: Research Plant Pathologist Phone: (541)738-4051 Email: inga.zasada@ars.usda.gov Address: 3420 NW Orchard Ave. City/State/Zip: Corvallis, OR 97330 Co-PI: Thomas Walters Organization: WSU-Mount Vernon NWREC Title: Assistant Horticulturalist Phone: (360)848-6124 Email: twwalters@wsu.edu Address: 16650 State Route 536 City/State/Zip: Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Cooperator: Norm McKinley, Dupont Year Initiated___2013___ Current Year____2012____ Terminating Year___2014___ Other sources of funding: Dupont funded the 2012 Vydate trail described in the Justification and Background section of this proposal - $5,840. Agency Name: None Amt. Requested/Awarded: None Notes: None Description: Recently, Vydate (oxamyl) was registered for use on non-bearing raspberry for the control of plant-parasitic nematodes in Washington, specifically the root lesion nematode, Pratylenchus penetrans. This means that Vydate can be applied to red raspberry at least 12 months prior to a harvest (EPA SLN No. WA-120005). This is an important addition to the raspberry growers’ nematode management toolbox, and being able to maximize the efficacy of this product should provide growers with another way to control nematodes. Pratylenchus penetrans attacks the roots of raspberry and slowly causes feeder roots to die, limiting the capacity of the plant to uptake water and nutrients resulting in decline. If P. penetrans is not managed it can result in the reduced lifespan of a raspberry planting. We propose to conduct on-farm field trials to determine the best time in the spring after planting to apply Vydate to maximize nematode control. This 110
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2012 PROGRESS REPORT Title: Red Ras
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tested rigorously over a period of
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Appendices Table RY1. Red raspberry
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