2008 Small Plot Insecticide Efficacy Data
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1 28 Small Plot Insecticide Efficacy Data Unless Specified all treatments were applied with tractor sprayer calibrated to 1 GPA, TX6 Hollow Cone Nzles, 65 PSI
2 4 Efficacy of Selected Insecticides on Thrips in Cotton (1) Starkville, MS 2 DAT 7 DAT # per 5 plants Radiant.75 Radiant 1 Carbine 2 Check Radiant 1.5 Radiant 3 Vydate 11.2 Bidrin.2 Dimethoate 8 Orthene.2 Dimethoate 4
3 7 Efficacy of Selected Insecticides on Thrips in Cotton (2) Starkville, MS 2 DAT1 2 DAT2 6 DAT # per 5 plants EXP 32 EXP 4 EXP 4 EXP 8 EXP 16 Check Radiant Othene.25 Vydate Bidrin.2 Radiant % NIS
4 Efficacy of Selected Insecticides on Spider Mites in Cotton (1) 14 3 DAT 6 DAT 12 DAT 19 DAT Average/5 sq inch Check Brigade 6.4 Zeal 1 Zephyr 2 fb Zephyr 2 Zoro 6 Zephyr 4 Oberon 6 Zoro 4 Oberon 3 Portal 16 Oberon 4 fb Oberon 3
5 Efficacy of Selected Insecticides on Spider Mites in Cotton (1) Check Brigade Portal 16 Oberon 6 Zephyr 2 fb Zephyr 2 Damage Rating Zoro 4 Zephyr 4 Oberon 4 Zeal 1 Oberon 3 fb Oberon Zoro 6
6 Efficacy of Selected Insecticides on Tarnished Plant Bugs in Cotton Stoneville, MS 28 4 DAT #/25 Squares Venom 2 Check Leverage 3.8 V Centric 2 Endigo 5 Leverage 5 V Othene 1 lb
7 Efficacy of Selected Insecticides on Tarnished Plant Bugs in Cotton Stoneville, MS 28 8 DAT #/per 1 row ft Check Leverage 3.8 Venom 2 V V Leverage 5 Centric 2 Othene 1 lb Endigo 5
8 Efficacy of Selected Insecticides on Cotton Aphids Grenada, MS DAT 6 DAT #/5 Leaves Check Centric 2 + NIS Centric % UAN Intruder.8 Carbine 2 Trimax Pro 1.8 Transform WG.22 lb ai
9 28 Fyfanon Test 8/6/8 Benoit, MS-Drop Cloth #/1 row ft Check Fyfanon Centric Nymphs Adults
10 28 Fyfanon Test 8/6/8 Benoit, MS-Sweep Net #/5 Sweeps Check Fyfanon Centric 1 Nymphs 1 1 Adults
11 28 Fyfanon Test 8/19/8 Benoit, MS-Drop Cloth #/1 row ft Check Fyfanon Centric Nymphs Adults
12 28 Fyfanon Test 8/19/8 Benoit, MS-Sweep Net #/5 Sweeps Check Fyfanon Centric Nymphs Adults
13 Seasonal Percent Square Damage from Heliothines Cumulative % Square Damage NON-BT CORAGEN (2) ST45B4B2F PHY375WF Jul 3-Jul 7-Aug 21-Aug 27-Aug
14 Seasonal Percent Boll Damage from Heliothines 8 NON-BT CORAGEN (2) ST45B4B2F PHY375WF Cumulative % Boll Damage Jul 3-Jul 7-Aug 21-Aug 27-Aug
15 Efficacy of Selected Insecticides on Cotton Bollworms 6 DAT Larvae per 1 Flowers Check Asana 7 Belt MSO 2.8 Steward Belt NIS Coragen 2.54 Coragen Asana 5.8 Coragen 6.75 fb Coragen 6.75 Coragen 6.75 fb Coragen Coragen 3.37 Karate Tracer nd application not Rated
16 # per 25 Sweeps Efficacy of Selected Insecticides on Bean Leaf Beetles In Soybean (1) Drew, MS Check Baythroid XL DAT 6 DAT Hero 5.2 Larvin 18 Leverage 3.8 Sevin 16 + Sevin 24 Orthene.5 + Baythroid 2.13 Ambush Brigade Orthene.75 Endigo 4.5
17 6 Efficacy of Selected Insecticides on Bean Leaf Beetles In Soybean (2) Silver City, MS 56 2 DAT 6 DAT # per 25 Sweeps Check Hero 5.2 Baythroid XL Brigade Larvin 18 Orthene.5 + Ambush 6.4 Sevin 16 + Orthene.75 Leverage 3.8 Baythroid 2.13 Sevin 24 Endigo 4
18 Efficacy of Selected Insecticides on 14 Bean Leaf Beetles In Soybean (2) Shelby, MS 2 DAT 6 DAT # per 25 Sweeps Check Baythroid XL Orthene.75 Hero 5.2 Sevin 16 Brigade Baythroid 2.13 Larvin 18 Orthene.5 + Ambush 6.4 Leverage 3.8 Endigo 4 Sevin 24
19 Efficacy of Selected Insecticides on Stink Bugs in Soybeans (1) 2 DAT 8 DAT # per 25 Sweeps Check Orthene.5 Orthene 1. Methyl.25 Methyl Methyl.5 Prolex.137 Methyl.25 + Prolex Methyl Prolex.14 Methyl.5 + Methyl.5 + Prolex.175 Prolex.137
20 Efficacy of Selected Insecticides on Stink Bugs in Soybeans (2) 2 DAT 8 DAT # per 25 Sweeps Check Centric Brigade 5 Centric Orthene 1. Hero 5.2 Karate 1.92 Karate 1.59 Leverage 3.8 Endigo 3.5 Endigo 4.5
21 Efficacy of Selected Insecticides on Stink Bugs in Soybeans (3) DAT 7 DAT # per 25 Sweeps Check Brigadier 5.2 Orthene 1. Endigo 4.5 Leverage 3.8
22 Efficacy of Seed Treatments on Sugarcane Beetles in Field Corn Number of Plants Damaged per 5 Infested DAT Check Cruiser.5 Poncho.25 + Cruiser.3 Poncho.25 + Gaucho.5 Poncho.25 Poncho.5
23 Efficacy of Selected Insecticides on Fall Armyworms in Corn #/1 whorls DAT 8 DAT 15 DAT Check Asana 9.7 Karate 1.92 Lannate Karate Diamond 6 Diamond 9 Coragen.88 Lannate.47 5
24 Multi-State IST Soybean Yield Trial (Starkville, MS) Bushels/Acre APRIL MAY
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