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Using Fungicide Sprays Effectively, HYG-3038-96
... reason, spreader-stickers or spray adjuvants can be added to many sprays. Sometimes the product label alerts the user to these problems. However, observing the spray deposit after you have finished ... . Rainwater, sunlight, microbial action and oxidation decrease effectiveness of the fungicide. Reapplication of the spray is needed in many cases to keep the fungicide barrier active. Plant growth also ...
ohioline.osu.edu

Tunnel Sprayer for Dwarf Apples
... to address some of these concerns with over-the-row tunnel spray systems. The objective of this study was to evaluate spray deposit and pest control with a tunnel sprayer constructed by BEI ... angled 15 backward) did not significantly affect spray deposition, uniformity of coverage or drift with either fan type, however, there appeared to be less spray deposit on the inside walls of the tunnel ...
www.caf.wvu.edu

Tree Row Volume Spraying - Pest Control
... 1987, in cooperation with Dr. Ross Byers, to validate the TRV concept in terms of spray deposit on the following five Delicious planting systems (tree canopy height, tree width, distance between rows ... September). Research presented in this paper demonstrates that the TRV concept is valid based on spray deposit and pest control. Pest control on dwarf apples with 50 percent rates of pesticides was ...
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ODIN002 - Rose Diseases and Their Control in the Home Garden
... spot cannot be adequately controlled without a good spray program. A complete uniform spray deposit on both sides of leaves is necessary. Spray applications must begin as new growth starts in ... (Funginex), propiconazole (Banner Maxx), or myclonbutinol (Systhane, Eagle, or Immunox). Spray applications should be made every 7-10 days. Spray thoroughly to completely cover all plant surfaces. Follow all ...
www.ces.ncsu.edu

Weed Management in Home Lawns
... example, weeds not treated before seedhead formation are harder to control and are able to deposit new seeds for future problems. Herbicides are classified based on how and when they ... premixed surfactants, and no additional surfactant is necessary. The herbicide label will indicate whether a spray additive is required. Weed Control Prior to Turf Establishment A nonselective herbicide should be ...
edis.ifas.ufl.edu

Ants
... nests can often be located by seeing ant hills on the ground. Some ants deposit earth on the soil surface when they construct the nest. Fire ants and certain ... -Headed, Carpenter, Fire, Ghost, Harvester, Pavement, Pharaoh, White-Footed Emulsifiable Concentrate Cypermethrin Cynoff Power Spray Insecticide (FMC) Warning Argentine, Big-Headed, Carpenter, Fire, Ghost, Harvester, Pavement, Pharaoh, White- ...
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Effective Watering in the Garden
... calcium will often result in blockage of dripper heads, necessitating regular cleaning. Hard water will deposit salts at the edge of the water penetration area - sufficient should be applied to soak ... which may be helpful when using hard water are: Do not spray irrigate - or if watering trees, use a low trajectory spray which keeps the water below the leaf level. Use flood ...
farrer.riv.csu.edu.au

Lace Bugs
... From these eggs the nymphs emerge, feed on the leaf and deposit black specks of tarry excrement on the undersides of leaves. ... Insect Killer, Fruit & Vegetable Insect Control, Rose & Floral Dust, Volck Oil Spray. Products containing Diazinon or Sevin also work on the Lace ... check your plants periodically for these insects and repeat the spray if necessary, using the label as your guide. REFERENCES: An ...
gardenline.usask.ca

Yellow-Headed Spruce Sawfly
... slit in the bark of a spruce branch at the base of a needle and deposit a single egg. Eggs hatch 5-10 days later. The larva feed ravenously for 30 ... , a high pressure blast of water with a little dish soap mixed in to the spray is an effective non- chemical method used for control. One teaspoon of dish soap per ...
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Boxelder Bug
... full development on these hosts. In the spring, after emerging from overwintering sites, adult females deposit small, red, oval eggs on host plants. Other eggs may be laid on deposits of ... soap mixture on the nymphs and adults as they begin congregating in late summer. The spray consists of about 1/2 cup of a laundry detergent in one gallon of water ...
hortparadise.unl.edu

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