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642 Forage Grasses (Timothy, etc.) Insect Management Chart Insect Insecticide (and insecticide group 1 ) Rate/Acre Preharvest interval (days) Application (A=aerial; G=ground) LD 50 (Mammalian Toxicity) 2 Sap and Fluid Feeders Plant bugs Lagon/Cygon 480-AG (OP) 0.17 L 2 A or G 60-450 Grasshoppers European skipper (on timothy) Defoliators Spreadable Bran Baits Eco bran (C) 0.8-1.6 kg 1-2 G N/A Sprays Coragen (D) (for feed) 51-101 ml 0 G >5,000 Matador/Silencer (P) 25-34 ml 14 G 64-110 (on timothy) Malathion 500 (OP) 0.69 L 7 A or G 4302 Lagon/Cygon 480-AG (OP) 0.17-0.22 L (nymphs) 0.34-0.40 L (adults) 2-28 A or G 60-450 Dipel 2X DF (M) 57-111 g N/A A or G >4,000 Armyworm Coragen (D) (for feed) 101-152 ml 0 G >5,000 ALWAYS CONSULT THE INSECTICIDE LABEL BEFORE APPLYING ANY INSECTICIDE. 1 Insecticide Group: M=microbials, D=diamides, P= pyrethroids, C=carbamates, OP=organophosphates. 2 LD 50 values represent the relative toxicity of a pesticide. They represent the dose (in mg/kg body weight) that will kill 50% of the test animals. Thus the lower the number the greater the toxicity. Values given are for oral LD 50 .
643 Field Scouting in Lentils • Grasshoppers º When and How to Monitor: Look for when monitoring fields from the early bud stage through pod development. º Economic Threshold: 2 grasshoppers/m 2 during the flowering and podding stages, especially if two-striped grasshopper is the dominant species. • Lygus Bugs º When and How to Monitor: Look for adult lygus bugs when monitoring lentils during blooming and podding by using a sweep net, making 25 180° sweeps in at least 5 randomly selected places in a field. º Economic Threshold: Insecticide treatment is recommended when 10 or more adults are collected per 25 sweeps. • Pea aphid º Economic Threshold: 30-40 aphids per 180° sweep of a 38 cm (15 inch) diameter insect net, and few natural enemies are present, and when aphid numbers do not decline over a 2-day period. Lentil Insect Management Chart Insect Insecticide (and insecticide group 1 ) Rate/Acre Preharvest interval (days) Belowground and Surface Feeders Application (A=aerial; G=ground) LD 50 (Mammalian Toxicity) 2 Wireworms Cruiser Maxx Vibrance A seed treatment containing Cruiser 5FS and Vibrance Maxx RFC. Pulses (N) Cruiser 5FS (N) 17-50 ml / May be applied on-farm or by commercial seed treaters. 100 kg seed Stress Shield 600 (N) Seed Treatment Cutworms Coragen (D) 101 ml 1 A or G >5,000 Decis 5EC/Poleci (P) 80 ml (Decis) 162 ml (Poleci) 30 A or G 395 Matador/Silencer (P) 34 ml 14 (Matador) 21 (Silencer) A or G 64-110 Pounce/Perm-UP (P) Ambush (P) Chlorpyrifos (for pale western cutworm only) (OP) 73-158 ml 57-121 ml Treat prior to 6-leaf stage G 1030 0.354-0.486 L 21-60 A or G 205-418 Sap and Fluid Feeders Lygus Bugs Matador/Silencer (P) 34 ml 14 (Matador) 21 (Silencer) Potato Leafhopper Matador/Silencer (P) 34 ml 14 (Matador) 21 (Silencer) A or G 64-110 A or G 64-110 Pea Aphid Movento 75-111 ml 7 G >2,000 Matador/Silencer (P) 34-94 ml 14 (Matador) A or G 64-110 21 (Silencer) Voliam Xpress (D+P) 202 ml 14 A or G 98 Defoliators Grasshoppers Coragen (D) 51-101 ml 1 A or G >5,000 Decis 5E /Poleci (P) Decis: 40-60 ml (ground), 60 ml (air) Poleci: 81-121 ml (ground), 121 ml (air) 30 A or G 395 Insect Control
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