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Chemical Update Carzol Approved on an Emergency Basis for Canadian Onion Producers By Myron Love Seeds from the world's leading producers 12 Onion World We Know Onions! and Recommend Nunhems’ RANCHERO • Exceptional yielder • Pink Root and Fusarium resistant • Good ringer • High percentage of large onions • Targeted for processing industry Celaya, Gto. BALDEMAR AGUIRRE 461/117-3878 Colima, Col. VICTOR MORATO 461/104-0134 Costa Golfo JULIO DOMINGUEZ 461/104-0496 Bajio ERNESTO MENDOZA 461/140-9452 at McAllen, Texas NORMAN LINKENHOGER 956/618-5574 Brea, California BOBBY ARELLANO 714/529-0702 Uvalde, Texas EDDIE VERNOR 830/ 278-5850 This past summer, Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) approved the emergency use of Carzol SP Miticide-Insecticide for control of onion thrips on dry bulb onions in Nova Scotia, Ontario, Manitoba and Alberta even though the pesticide hasn’t yet received regulatory approval in Canada or the United States as yet. Nunhems’ GRANERO • Exellent skin color & retention • Excellent long-term storage • Pink root resistant • Targeted for consumer pack Bakersfield & Lancaster GLENN MARSHBURN 661/ 397-5717 Imperial & Coachella Valleys ROB WILEY 760/398-2729 Colorado LARRY DUELL 970/339-5138 Washington, W.Oregon & Nevada STEVE GRATON 509/ 531-7254 Idaho, E.Oregon & Utah DANNY GABIOLA 208/642-9308 Georgia, Florida, & The Carolinas DON MOROCCO 616/ 366-2586 Serving you would be a privilege! HOME OFFICE: 529 MERCURY LANE, BREA, CA 92821-4894 • 714/529-0702 • FAX 714/990-1280 for over 50 years The product had been approved in Canada for control of mites and leafhoppers on apples, pears, peaches and nectarines Onion thrips are a major pest of onions around the world. In Canada, notes Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food IPM Specialist Jim Chaput, it is considered the number one pest of onions in most provinces. In the U.S., he points out, onion thrips were ranked as the number one pest requiring urgent attention due to lack of effective solutions at the 2005 U.S. IR-4 Food Use workshop. Rapid resistance development to all available, registered materials has become widespread in North America and around the world. SP Miticide-Insecticide was identified as a viable solution to help manage onion thrips. There have been no new products registered in Canada for onion thrips management in several years and control failures continue to increase. The emergency use registration of Carzol SP, he says, will hopefully help in the interim to manage resistant thrips populations. “We are not clear how effective it was over the summer because we don’t have enough data yet,” he adds. “Dry bulb onion producers in Ontario, Nova Scotia, Manitoba and Alberta were allowed to use Carzol until October 31.” Her points out that CARZOL SP Miticide-Insecticide should be used in an IPM program and in rotation with other management strategies to adequately manage resistance. “Carzol may be allowed on an emergency usage basis next season, also,” he says. “Application has been made for full regulatory approval, but that will take a year or two.” Mel Beck Precision Planters 541-372-3532 www.precisionplanters.com
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