TUYEÅN TAÄP

* Chemical methods:
Apply Kyazinon 10G just after planting were reduced from 23.3-78.7% damaged
plants at tilering stage; and 16.1-32.6% damaged plants at elongate growth, which are caused
by cane bores.
Apply Basudin 10G or Furadan 10G with the dose of 20-30 kilograms per hectare just
after planting about 20% of cane yield was increesed.
Combine of spraying Basudin 500EC or Azodrine 500EC two times at April and June
with cut damaged cane and strew partial grain of Basudin are reduced loosing of cane yield by
bores.
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