Updated May 4, 2006 by Gary Hein and John Thomas
Chemical control of the wheat curl mite is not effective in reducing mites or
virus infections.
Infestations of winter grain mite, Banks grass mite, or brown wheat mite are seldom serious enough to warrant chemical control.
Infestations are often the result of drought stress, and they are likely to be reduced by significant rainfall.
Infestations of winter grain mite, Banks grass mite, or brown wheat mite are seldom serious enough to warrant chemical control.
Infestations are often the result of drought stress, and they are likely to be reduced by significant rainfall.
This list is not inclusive. See http://www.greenbook.net
or other resources for additional registrations.
This information is presented in abbreviated form. Be sure to consult the label for additional information and restrictions.
This information is presented in abbreviated form. Be sure to consult the label for additional information and restrictions.
| IRAC Mode of Action Classification: | |||
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| R = Restricted-Use Product | * = Suitable for chemigation | ai = active ingredient | REI = Re-Entry Interval |
| Mode of Action |
Product Name |
Common Name |
Rate | Restrictions/Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1B | Dimethoate, Dimate |
dimethoate | Up to 0.25 lb ai/A | Do not apply within 35 days of harvest. REI 48 days. |
| 1B R | Di-Syston 15% G | disulfoton | 1.67 oz/1000 ft, Up to 6.7 lbs/A |
Apply by drilling or broadcast at planting time. REI 72 hrs. |
| 1B R | Lorsban 4E*, Nufos 4E* |
chlorpyrifos | 0.5 -1 pt/A | Do not apply within 28 days of harvest. REI 24 hrs. |
