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Evaluating the Impact of Spray Volume on Effectiveness of the Sooty Blotch/flyspeck Warning System at Three Commercial Orchards in Central Iowa

Authors: Katie Pennick (Iowa State University) , Mark L. Gleason (Iowa State University) , Jean C. Batzer (Iowa State University)

  • Evaluating the Impact of Spray Volume on Effectiveness of the Sooty Blotch/flyspeck Warning System at Three Commercial Orchards in Central Iowa

    Horticulture Research Station

    Evaluating the Impact of Spray Volume on Effectiveness of the Sooty Blotch/flyspeck Warning System at Three Commercial Orchards in Central Iowa

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Abstract

The Brown/Sutton/Hartman sooty blotch flyspeck (SBFS) warning system, developed in North Carolina and modified in Kentucky, extends the period between first cover and second cover fungicide sprays until a total of 175 hours of wetness has been measured in the orchard canopy. After the second cover, sprays are made at 2-week intervals until harvest.

Keywords: RFR A9062, Plant Pathology

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Pennick, K., Gleason, M. L. & Batzer, J. C., (2010) “Evaluating the Impact of Spray Volume on Effectiveness of the Sooty Blotch/flyspeck Warning System at Three Commercial Orchards in Central Iowa”, Iowa State University Research and Demonstration Farms Progress Reports 2009(1).

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2010-01-01

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