|
Trade name |
Active Ingredient |
IRAC code |
Blueberry PHI REI Rate (days) per Acre |
Caneberry PHI REI Rate (days) per acre |
Strawberry PHI REI Rate (days) per acre |
Grapes PHI REI Rate (days) per acre |
Probable Efficacy |
Length of Residual Activity |
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Actara |
Thiamethoxam |
4A |
3 |
12 hr |
3-4 oz |
3 |
12 hr |
2-3 oz |
3 |
12 hr |
1.5-4 oz |
5 |
12 hr |
1.5-3.5 oz |
Good |
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Admire Pro |
Imidacloprid |
4A |
3 |
12 hr |
2.1-2.8 oz |
3 |
12 hr |
2.8 oz |
7 |
12 hr |
1.3 oz |
0 |
12 hr |
1.0-1.4 oz |
Good |
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|
Assail 30SG |
Acetamiprid |
4A |
1 |
12 hr |
4.5-5.3 oz |
1 |
12 hr |
4.5-5.3 oz |
1 |
12 hr |
4-6.9 oz |
3 |
12 hr |
2.5-5.3 oz |
Good |
Short residual |
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|
Baythroid |
Beta-cyfluthrin |
3 |
Not labeled |
Not labeled |
Not labeled |
3 |
12 hr |
2.4-3.2 fl oz |
Excellent |
7 days |
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|
Belay |
Clothianidin |
4A |
Low bush only, 21 day PHI |
Not labeled |
Not labeled |
0 |
12 hr |
2-6 fl oz |
Good |
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|
Bifenture 10DF |
Bifenthrin |
3 |
1 |
12 hr |
5.3-16 oz |
3 |
12 hr |
8-16 oz |
0 |
12 hr |
6.4-32 oz |
30 |
12 hr |
8-16 oz |
Excellent |
7 days |
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|
Brigade WSB |
Bifenthrin |
3 |
1 |
12 hr |
5.3-16 oz |
3 |
12 hr |
8-16 oz |
0 |
12 hr |
6.4-32 oz |
30 |
12 hr |
8-16 oz |
Excellent |
7 days |
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|
Danitol 2.4EC |
Fenpropathrin |
3 |
3 |
24 hr |
10.6–16 oz |
3 |
24 hr |
10.6–16 oz |
2 |
24 hr |
10.6-21.3fl oz |
21 |
24 hr |
10.6–16 oz |
Excellent |
7 days |
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|
Delegate |
Spinetoram |
5 |
3 |
4 hr |
3-6 oz |
1 |
4 hr |
3-6 oz |
Not labeled |
7 |
4 hr |
3-5 oz |
Excellent |
5-7 days |
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Diazinon AG 500 |
Diazinon |
1B |
7 |
5 day |
1 pt/100 |
Not labeled |
5 |
3 day |
1 pt |
Not labeled |
Excellent |
>7 days |
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|
Entrust* |
Spinosad |
5 |
3 |
4 hr |
1.25-2 oz |
1 |
4 hr |
1.25-2 oz |
1 |
4 hr |
1.25-2 oz |
7 |
4 hr |
1.25-2.5 oz |
Excellent |
3-5 days |
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Entrust SC* |
Spinosad |
5 |
3 |
4 hr |
4-6 fl oz |
1 |
4 hr |
4-6 fl oz |
1 |
4 hr |
4-6 fl oz |
7 |
4 hr |
4-8 fl oz |
Excellent |
3-5 days |
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|
Exirel |
Cyantraniliprole |
28 |
3 |
12 hr |
13.5-20.5 oz/A |
Not labeled |
Not labeled |
Not labeled |
Excellent |
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|
Imidan |
Phosmet |
1B |
3 |
24 hr |
1.3 lb |
Not labeled |
Not labeled |
7-141 |
14 day |
1.3-2 1/8 lb |
Good |
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|
Lannate LV |
Methomyl |
1A |
3 |
48 hr |
.75-1.5 pt |
Not labeled |
Not labeled |
Not labeled |
Excellent |
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Lannate SP |
Methomyl |
1A |
3 |
48 hrs |
.25-.5 lb |
Not labeled |
Not labeled |
Not labeled |
Excellent |
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|
Leverage 360 |
Imidacloprid & cyfluthrin |
4A, 3 |
|
Not labeled |
Not labeled |
Not labeled |
3 |
12 hr |
2.4-6.4 fl oz |
Excellent |
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Malathion 5EC
|
Malathion |
1B |
1 |
12 hr |
2 pt |
1 |
12 hr |
3 pt |
3 |
12 hr |
1.5-3.2 pt |
3 |
24-72 hr |
3 pt |
Fair/Good |
<7 days |
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Mustang Max |
Zetacypermethrin |
3 |
1 |
12 hr |
4 fl oz |
1 |
12 hr |
4 fl oz |
Not labeled |
1 |
12 hr |
4 fl oz |
Excellent |
7 days |
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Pyganic* |
Pyrethrin |
3A |
0 |
12 hr |
1 pt – 2 qt |
0 |
12 hr |
1 pt – 2 qt |
0 |
12 hr |
1 pt – 2 qt |
0 |
12 hr |
1 pt – 2 qt |
Poor |
0-2 days |
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Radiant |
Spinetoram |
5 |
|
Not labeled |
Not labeled |
1 |
4 hr |
6-10 oz |
|
Not labeled |
Excellent |
5-7 days |
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Sevin XLR |
Carbaryl |
1A |
7 |
12 hr |
1.5-2 qt |
7 |
12 hr |
1.5-2 qt |
7 |
12 hr |
1.5-2 qt |
7 |
2 day |
1.5-2 qt |
Good |
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Surround 2 |
Kaolin clay |
|
See note 2 below |
4 hr |
25-50 lb/100 |
Labeled, not recommended for SWD |
Labeled, not recommended for SWD |
See note 2 below |
4 hr |
25-50 lb/100 |
Repellent |
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Triple Crown |
Bifenthrin + zeta- cypermethrin + imidacloprid |
3, 4A |
12 |
|
3 |
6.4-10.3 oz. |
12 |
3 |
6.4-10.3 oz |
Not labeled |
12 |
30 |
5 oz |
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Venom |
Dinotefuran |
4A |
|
Not labeled |
Not labeled |
Not labeled |
1 |
12 hr |
1-3 oz |
Good |
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*OMRI listed
- Grapes – Imidan PHI is rate dependent
- For Berries: allowed up to the first 3 weeks after fruit set. Application of plain water via normal sprayer prior to harvest can help to reduce Surround WP residues. For Grapes: table grapes do not spray after first bloom; Wine grapes sprayed up to veraison will have minimal adherence to berries. Applications after veraison will adhere more to grape berries.
PHI= pre-harvest interval; time between last application and harvest REI= re-entry interval; time between application and when workers may re-enter the field
Probable efficacy ratings based on lab and field assays in western USA, Michigan, Connecticut Additional materials labeled for SWD control with a probable efficacy of poor are not listed.
- Add 2 lbs sugar/100 gal with all materials to increase SWD interaction with pesticides.
- If it rains, re-apply a pesticide material. Read the label for any re-application restrictions of the same material.
This is a guide. ALWAYS check the label!
Updated 07/05/2016, Mary Concklin, University of Connecticut
