Updates to the 2016 Midwest Fruit Pest Management Guide
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1 Updates to the 2016 Midwest Fruit Pest Management Guide Patrick Byers Regional Horticulture Specialist MU Extension Greene County
2 Outline Introduction to the 2016 Spray Guide General comments Grapes Blueberries Brambles Strawberries Weeds
3 Introduction Who compiles the Guide? Fruit extension and research specialists from 13 universities The Guide is updated annually Locate the Guide at: /Hort/Documents/ID- 169.pdf hard copy from local Extension office Check the online guide regularly labels change and the online guide is updated accordingly
4 Introduction Guide has sections Tips on using the guide Handling pesticides and spraying Tree fruit spray schedules (apple, pear, cherry, peach, plum) Grape spray schedule Blueberry spray schedule Raspberry and blackberry spray schedule Strawberry spray schedule REI and PHI for fungicides REI and PHI for insecticides Weed control in fruit crops Record keeping requirements State specific information
5 Midwest Small Fruit Pest Management Handbook Companion to the Midwest Small Fruit and Grape Spray Guide Available as a free download at: u/hla/hort/docume nts/midwest%20sm %20Fruit%20861% pdf
6 Changes in 2016 General Comments The big news the small fruit and tree fruit spray guides have been combined into one guide Lots of reorganization of material Increased emphasis on the importance of FRAC/IRAC code designations and resistance management
7 Changes in 2016 New Fungicide Labels Trade Name FRAC Grape Blueberry Bramble Strawberry Adamant 11, 3 X Fracture? X X Tanos 11, 27 X X Quash 3 X Switch , 12 X Tilt 3 X Merivon Xemium 11, 7 X Aftershock 11 X Evito 11 X FRAC 11: Strobilurin fungicides (Abound, Cabrio, Pristine, Flint, Sovran, Reason, Quilt Xcel) FRAC 3: Sterol Inhibiting fungicides (Elite, Rally, Procure, Vintage, Quilt Xcel, etc) FRAC 1: Benzimidizoll fungicides (Topsin M) FRAC Relevant, 7: Boscalid Reliable, fungicides Responsive (Fontellis, Endura, Pristine)
8 Changes in 2016 New Insecticide/Miticide Labels Trade Name IRAC Grape Blueberry Bramble Strawberry Nealta 1.67SC 25 X X Sivanto 200SL 4D X X X Beleaf 50SG 9C X
9 Changes in 2015 New Herbicide Labels Trade Name Grape Blueberry Bramble Strawberry Callisto X X* Spur** X *Note: labeled for use on brambles and blueberry; preemergence or early post emergence control of annual grasses and broadleaf weeds **check with state pesticide office for labeling
10 Grape General New fungicide uses Adamant fungicide added for several diseases Fracture fungicide added for powdery mildew and botrytis Tanos fungicide added for downy mildew New insecticide uses Nealta miticide added for European red mite Sivanto 200SL added for foliar and soil applications to control leafhoppers and grape mealybug Removal of fungicide uses Luna Privilege fungicide removed for several diseases New or revised tables: Preharvest restrictions for fungicides registered for use on grape Effectiveness of insecticides and miticides for grape Generic fungicides
11 Grape Delayed dormant to bud swell no changes Bud break to pre bloom Adamant 50WG added for a variety of diseases Luna Privilege removed for a variety of diseases 4-10 inch shoots Nealta 1.67SC added for European red mite Prebloom-bloom Downy mildew control is discussed
12 Grape Shatter Sivanto 200SL added for foliar and soil applications to control leafhoppers and grape mealybug Capture, Lannate, and Diazinon removed for grape rootworm Nealta 1.67SC added for European red mite Shatter to veraison no changes Veraison to harvest no changes Postharvest no changes
13 Blueberry General Expanded discussion of spotted wing drosophila and brown marmorated stink bug; check with your own state pesticide regulators and extension specialists for up-to-date information on pesticide labels New fungicide uses Fracture added for several diseases Quash added for several diseases Switch 62.5 added for several diseases Removal of fungicide uses Fontelis removed for several diseases CaptEvate 68WDG removed for several diseases New insecticide uses Sivanto 200SL added for blueberry maggot New tables Effectiveness of pesticides for blueberry diseases Efficacy of selected pesticides for the control of blueberry insects (divided by IRAC) Expanded discussion of spotted wing drosophila and brown marmorated stink bug
14 Blueberry Delayed dormant no change Green tip Quash added for several diseases Switch added for several diseases Abound and Pristine added for several diseases Fontelis removed for several diseases Pink bud/25% bloom Quash added for several diseases Fontelis removed for several diseases CaptEvate removed for several diseases Full bloom/petal fall no change
15 Blueberry Petal fall no change First/second cover no change Third and additional covers Sivanto 200SL added for blueberry maggot Postharvest no change
16 Raspberry and Blackberry General SWD has led to changes in several insecticide labels; check with your own state pesticide regulators and extension specialists for up-to-date information New fungicide uses Tilt added for several diseases New tables Effectiveness of insecticides and miticides for brambles Effectiveness of pesticides for control of bramble diseases
17 Raspberry and Blackberry Delayed dormant no change Prebloom Tanos added for several diseases Tilt added for several diseases Pristine 38WG removed for several diseases First bloom through petal fall no change Post bloom through harvest Kanemite added for mites Postharvest no change
18 Strawberry General SWD has led to changes in several insecticide labels; check with your own state pesticide regulators and extension specialists for up-to-date information New fungicide uses Merivon Xemium added for botrytis and other diseases Fracture added for botrytis Aftershock added for several diseases Evito added for several diseases Removal of fungicide uses Luna Privilege fungicide removed for several diseases New insecticide/miticide uses Sivanto 200SL added for eastern flower thrips Beleaf added for tarnished plant bug, spittle bug Nealta 1.67SC added for mites
19 Strawberry Pre bloom Merivon Xemium added for botrytis and other diseases Sivanto 200SL added for eastern flower thrips Beleaf added for tarnished plant bug, spittlebug Nealta added for spider mites Portal 0.4SC added for cyclamen mite Early bloom through bloom Fracture added for botrytis Merivon Xemium added for botrytis and other diseases Aftershock added for several diseases Evito added for several diseases Luna Privilege removed for several diseases
20 Strawberry Post bloom to harvest Beleaf 50SG added for tarnished plant bug, spittlebug Harvest Merivon Xemium added for botrytis Fracture added for botrytis Postharvest no changes
21 SWD Control - Elderberry Pest management Spotted Wing Drosophila Class Trade Name Active Ingredient PHI (days) Days Residual Pyrethroid (3) Mustang Max (RU) zeta-cypermethrin 1 7 Danitol (RU) fenpropathrin 3 7 Brigade (RU) bifenthrin 3 7 Spinosyn (5) Delegate (2ee) spinetoram 1 7 Entrust (organic) spinosad Pyrethrum (3) Pyganic (organic) pyrethrum 0 2 Anthranilic diamide (28) Exirel cyantraniliprole 3?
22 Small Fruit Weed Control Changes for 2016 Preemergent weed control Callisto label expanded to include brambles Postemergent weed control Spur (AKA Stinger) label includes perennial strawberries
23 Midwest Blueberry Production Available as a free download at: du/agc/pubs/id/id210 /ID210.pdf Purchase a hard copy: ters.osu.edu/aboutus/news/midwestblueberry-productionguide This bulletin sells for $20 a copy. Guide
24 Midwest Strawberry Production Available as a free download at: hiostate.edu/fruitpathol ogy/bulletins/strawb erry%20book%20v2 %20S.pdf Guide
25 Midwest Grape Production Guide Available as a free download at: hiostate.edu/fruitpathol ogy/bulletins/mw_gr ape_12aug05%20s.p df
26 Questions or Comments? Contact information: Patrick Byers
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