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Pest Management Guidelines
A Cornell Cooperative Extension Publication

  
New York and Pennsylvania Pest Management Guidelines for Grapes

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5 Pest Management Schedules for Diseases and Major and Minor Insects

Contents

5.1 Introduction. 1

5.2 Pest Management Schedules for Diseases and Major Insects. 2

5.3 Pest Management Schedules for Minor Insects. 18

Materials. 18

 

5.1 Introduction

This section provides guidelines pertaining to management programs for control of diseases and major insects in vineyards of New York and Pennsylvania. Although this section is organized along a phenological schedule to reflect important events during the growing season, there is no implication that every spray listed will be necessary. Rather, this is a schedule of the various times when individual diseases and insects might require management; refer to the notes to help determine which sprays are generally necessary and which ones apply only to certain
conditions. Refer to the pictures in the front of this publication for help in identifying critical growth stages during the season. Note numbers appearing in small square brackets address precautions or considerations necessary for use of particular methods or materials. Be especially alert to the notations that certain chemicals may not be approved for your state or for certain growing areas within a state. Restricted-use pesticides, shown with an asterisk (*) next to their names, may be purchased and used only by certified applicators or those under the direct supervision of a certified applicator.
 

5.2 Pest Management Schedules for Diseases and Major Insects

Growth Stage

Pests

 

Materials

Rate per Acre

DORMANT

Canker diseases (Eutypa, botryosphaeria)

 

Topsin M WSB

3.2 oz/gal water

Apply as a paint or directed spray to wounded surfaces after pruning and before the next rain. This recommendation is primarily for large pruning cuts, but has been shown to be beneficial under such conditions. Application is allowed only in New York, under special Local Needs label # NY-07002. A copy of the SLN label and the federal product label must be in possession of the user at the time of application. There is a 7-day re-entry interval following application.

BUD SWELL

Climbing cutworms


OR

*Sevin 80WSP [1]
Sevin 4F

2.5 lb
2 qt

Grape flea beetle, steely beetle

 

*Sevin 80WSP[2]

1.25–2.5 lb

[1] Treat at bud swell during early spring. Buds are only susceptible from swell to 1-inch stage. Treat when bud damage is detected at above 2%.

[2] Treat when this insect appears in early spring as buds are swelling. Scout throughout bud swell stage, particularly in vineyard rows near wood lines or brushy areas. Look for feeding injury to buds or presence of steely blue beetles. Beetles are most active on warm sunny days.

1-INCH SHOOT GROWTH

(when the average shoot length is 1 inch)

Phomopsis cane and

leaf spot

 

Captan 50WP [3]

2–4 lb

OR

Captan 80WP

1.25-2.5 lb

OR

Captec 4L

1 – 2 qt

OR

Dithane DF

2 – 4 lb

 

Dithane M45,

 

 

Manzate 75DF,

 

 

Penncozeb 75DF,

 

OR

Dithane F-45,