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Steward (Indoxacarb) Performance in Cotton

John D. Hopkins, Donald R. Johnson, Gus M. Lorenz, III and Jack D. Reaper, III


 
ABSTRACT

Two small plot trials were conducted in Jefferson Co., Arkansas, in 2000 to evaluate Steward for the control of the Heliothine complex in conventional (non- B.t.) cotton. In the first trial, Steward (indoxacarb) was compared to various pyrethroids and other new cotton insecticides. In the second trial, Steward was evaluated alone and at a reduced rate with tank-mix partners. Steward at 0.11 lb (AI)/acre provided heliothine control comparable to Tracer at 0.067 lb (AI)/acre. It also outperformed the traditional pyrethroid standards. In addition, Steward at the reduced rate of
0.075 lb (AI)/acre in combination with standard rates of Orthene, Curacron, or Asana XL provided heliothine control comparable to Steward at 0.11 lb (AI)/acre which is its labeled rate for heliothine control.





Reprinted from Proceedings of the 2001 Beltwide Cotton Conferences pp. 1081 - 1084
©National Cotton Council, Memphis TN

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