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648 Alfalfa Looper Lannate (C) 0.206 kg 1 G 30-34 Pea leaf weevil Cruiser Maxx Vibrance A seed treatment combining Cruiser 5FS and Vibrance Maxx RFC. Pulses (N) Cruiser 5FS (N) 50 or 83 ml/ On-farm application at the lower rate only. 100 kg seed Stress Shield 600 (N) 104-208 ml/ Seed Treatment 100kg of seed Matador/Silencer (P) 34 ml 14 (Matador) 21 (Silencer) A or G 64-110 ALWAYS CONSULT THE INSECTICIDE LABEL BEFORE APPLYING ANY INSECTICIDE. 1 Insecticide Group: D=diamides, N=neonicotinoids, P=pyrethroids, C=carbamates, OP=organophosphates, OC=organochlorines. 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 . Scouting and Thresholds for Insects in Potatoes • Aphids º Typical damage: Several species of aphids are sap feeders on potato leaves. At very high numbers this sap feeding may cause plants to wilt in small localized areas of the field as “aphid holes”. The greatest injury is due to transmission of viruses. Identification and control of aphids is critical in potato seed production to prevent virus spread. In commercial production tuber quality may be reduced by net necrosis of tubers. º When and How to Monitor: Aphid identification and scouting should start in early July when aphids begin to be observed in fields. Sample 25 lower canopy leaves from each of 4 areas in the field (100 leaves in total). Count potato aphids and green peach aphids on each compound leaf, using a magnifying device to identify the species. º Economic threshold: For seed potatoes = 3-10 green peach aphids/100 leaves. For processing potatoes = 30-100 green peach aphids/100 leaves. There are no economic thresholds for buckthorn and potato aphids. These thresholds relate to transmission of potato leafroll virus and are not useful in determining infectivity relative to potato virus Y. No economic thresholds have been established for aphids that relate to potato virus Y transmission. • Leafhoppers º Typical damage: the potato leafhopper injects a toxin into the plant which results in hopper burn, a yellowing and curling of the tips and margins of the leaflets, which ultimately turn brown and brittle. Damaged plants die prematurely and yield may be reduced. º When and How to Monitor: Nymphs are scouted by visual inspection; sample 100 plants from 3-5 areas of the field. Count the wingless nymphs on compound leaves taken from mid canopy. Adults are sampled with a sweep net (20 sweeps per location at 5 locations for a total of 100 sweeps). º Economic threshold: Nymphs-1 nymph per 10 leaves. Adults-1 leafhopper per sweep. • Colorado potato beetle º Typical damage: Larvae feeding may cause extensive defoliation of leaves and is capable of transmitting spindle tuber virus and bacterial ring rot. º When and How to Monitor: Start scouting for larvae 2 weeks after crop emergence. On field edges, count number of beetles on 20 separate plants. Record % defoliation of leaves. Repeated scouting is required since beetles have developed resistance to many insecticides and 2 generations may occur during the year. º Economic threshold: Economic threshold based on beetle numbers may vary by cost of treatment, expected returns and variety. Typical thresholds are 18 larvae/ 20 plants for Russet Burbank vs 6 larvae/20 plants for Norland. Treat when defoliation exceeds 10%. • Potato flea beetle º Typical damage: Beetle feeding causes “shot holes” in the leaves. Two generations may attack the foliage. º When and How to Monitor: Estimate feeding damage on the leaf or numbers of beetles on plants. º Economic threshold: Early in the season treat if greater than 10% defoliation. Later in the season (August) treat if greater than 25% defoliation or with greater than 65 beetles per plant for Norland or 300 beetles per plant for Russet Burbank.
649 Potatoes* Insect Management Chart Insect Insecticide (and insecticide group 1 ) Rate/Acre Preharvest interval (days) Application (A=aerial; G=ground) LD 50 (Mammalian Toxicity) 2 Belowground and Surface Feeders Wireworms Titan (N) 20.8 ml per 100 kg 2,000 potato seed pieces Nipsit Inside (N) 20.8 ml per 100 kg Seed Treatment Seed Treatment 3,044 potato seed pieces Capture (P) 8.3-14.1 ml per 21 G 100 metres of row Pyrifos 15G (OP) 0.1 kg per 70 G 100 metres of row Pyrinex 480 EC (OP) 0.97 L (based on 70 G 409 90 cm row spacing) Thimet 20-G (OP) 105g/100m in sandy Do not harvest or light soil potatoes before 161g/100m in silt or 90 days after G 5.1-13.5 heavy soils planting time. Cutworms Aphids Pounce/Perm-UP (P) Ambush (P) Mako (P) UP-Cyde (P) Chlorpyrifos (Redbacked, black, and darksided cutworms only) (OP) 73-158 ml 57-121 ml 71 ml 115 ml 0.971 L (pre-plant) 0.486-0.971 L (seedling) Sap or Fluid Feeders Treat prior to 6-leaf stage G 1276 21 G 242-542 355 7 G 205-418 Seed Piece Treatments Actara 240SC (N) See chart on label N/A Seed Treatment >5,000 Admire SPT/Alias 240 SC/ Grapple/Grapple 2 (N) Cruiser Maxx Potato Extreme (N) Titan (N) Nipsit Inside (N) 11.79-17.69 ml per 100 pounds (45.36 kg) of potato seed tubers N/A Seed Treatment >4,870 20 ml /100 kg seed NA Seed Treatment 10.4-20.8 ml per 100 kg potato seed pieces 10.4-20.8 ml per 100 kg potato seed pieces N/A Seed Treatment 2,000 Seed Treatment Seed Treatment 3,044 In-Furrow Application Minecto Duo (N, D) 178-283 g G >5,000 Actara 240SC (N) 0.15-0.20 L (based on 90 cm row spacing) G >5,000 Admire 240 F/Alias 240 SC/ Grapple/Grapple 2 (N) 0.344-0.526 L (based on 90 cm row spacing) G 4143-4870 Insect Control
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