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Next > Table of Contents - updated 09/22/2009 Introduction Introduction Contents Authors and Contributors, Ordering, and Acknowledgements Safety Checklist, Poison Control Center Pesticide Recs., Reporting Errors Farm-Stored Grains Farm-Stored Grain Field and Silage Corn Aphid to Corn earworm Corn rootworm to Cutworm Garden symphylan to Wireworm Hop Armyworms to Hop aphid Hop looper to Cucumber beetle Mint Aphid to Mint root borer Mint stem borer to Wireworm Small Grain Aphid to Brown Wheat Mite Cereal Leaf Beetle to Cutworm and armyworm Grass bug to wireworm Sugar Beet Aphid to Beet leafhopper Blister beetle to Lygus bug Saltmarsh caterpiller to Wireworm Sunflower Banded sunflower moth to Grasshopper Seed weevil to Woolly bear caterpillar Bee Protection Reducing Bee Poisoning Alfafa Leafcutter Bee Pests Alkali Bee Pests Blue Orchard Bee Pests Honey Bee Pests Legume, Grass, and Field Seed Alfalfa Seed - Alfalfa weevil to Looper Alfalfa Seed - Lygus bug to Webworm Canola Clover Seed - Aphid to Garden symphylan Clover Seed - Grasshopper to W. cucumber beetle Dry Edible and Seed Pea Grass Seed - Aphid to Black cutworm Grass Seed - Cereal leaf beetle to March fly Grass Seed - Meadow plant bug to Wireworm Meadowfoam and Sugar beet seed Vetch Hay and Pasture Alfalfa Hay pt. 1 Alfalfa Hay pt. 2 Clover Hay Pasture and Grass Hay Rangeland Vetch Hay Christmas Tree Plantations Introduction, Trees and Symptoms Douglas-fir Pine Spruce and True Fir Greenhouse Ornamentals Pesticides registered for the greenhouse Aphid to Whitefly Nursery and Landscape Introduction Pesticides used Alder to Arborvitae Ash to Beech Birch to Camellia Cherry to Cottonwood Daphne to Douglas-fir Elm to Fir Fuchsia to Hemlock Holly to Juniper Kinnikinnick to Maple Mountain to Photinia Pine Plum to Privet Rhododendron to Rose Sequoia to Spruce Sycamore to Yew Turf Turfgrass Livestock and Poultry Beef Cattle Dairy Cattle Fly Control Horses Poultry Sheep and Goats Swine Nuts Hazelnut Walnut Commercial Small Fruit Blueberry Cane Fruit-Aphid to Obscure root weevil Cane Fruit-Raspberry cane maggot to Yellow jacket Cranberry Currant and Gooseberry Grape (early season pt. 1) Grape (early season pt. 2) Grape (bloom and summer) Strawberry Tree Fruit Characteristics of fruit tree-attacking spider mites Applying Pesticide on Fruit Tree Pests Apple - dormant Apple - prepink and tight cluster Apple - pink Apple - petal fall Apple - spring and summer pt. 1 Apple - spring and summer pt. 2 Apricot pt. 1 Apricot pt. 2 Cherry pt. 1 Cherry pt. 2 Peach and Nectarine pt. 1 Peach and Nectarine pt. 2 Pear - dormant to prepink Pear - pink to petal fall Pear - late spring and summer pt. 1 Pear - pt. 2 and minor pests Plum and Prune pt. 1 Plum and Prune pt. 2 Commercial Vegetables Introduction Artichoke Asparagus Dry Bean (aphid to grasshopper) Dry Bean (Lygus to wireworm) Lima Bean (aphid to leafhopper) Lima Bean (pod borer to wireworm) Snap Bean (aphid to cucumber beetle) Snap Bean (garden symphylan to Nitidulid beetle) Snap Bean (pea leaf weevil to wireworm) Table Beets (aphid to cucumber beetle) Table Beets (flea beetle to wireworm) Broccoli, Cabbage, other Crucifers pt. 1 Broccoli, Cabbage, other Crucifers pt. 2 Broccoli, Cabbage, other Crucifers pt. 3 Broccoli, Cabbage, other Crucifers pt. 4 Carrot Celery Swiss Chard Collard and Kale pt. 1 Collard and Kale pt. 2 Corn, Sweet (aphid to armyworm) Corn, Sweet (corn earworm to corn rootworm) Corn, Sweet (cutworm to seedcorn maggot) Corn, Sweet (slug to wireworm) Cucumber (aphid to cutworm) Cucumber (garden symphylan to wireworm) Dill Eggplant Endive Garlic Horseradish Kohlrabi (aphid to cucumber beetle) Kohlrabi (cutworm to wireworm) Leeks and Shallot Lentil Lettuce pt. 1 Lettuce pt. 2 Melon pt. 1 Melon pt. 2 Mustard Greens pt. 1 Mustard Greens pt. 2 Onion pt. 1 Onion pt. 2 Parsley Parsnip Pea (aphid to leafminer) Pea (looper to pea leaf weevil) Pea (pea moth to wireworm) Pepper pt. 1 Pepper pt. 2 Sweet Potato Pumpkin and Squash pt. 1 Pumpkin and Squash pt. 2 Radish pt. 1 Radish pt. 2 Rubarb Salsify Spinach pt. 1 Spinach pt. 2 Tomato pt. 1 Tomato pt. 2 Turnip and Rutabaga pt. 1 Turnip and Rutabaga pt. 2 Watercress Irish Potatoes Aphid to Blister beetle Colorado potato beetle to Cutworm and Armyworm Flea beetle to Grasshopper Leafhopper to Looper Lygus bug to Thrips Tuberworm to Wireworm Insecticide Effectiveness in Potato Commercial Mushroom Mushroom sites, pests, controls, and registered pesticides Vegetable Seed Crops Cabbage and Mustard Seed Carrot Seed Corn Seed pt. 1 Corn Seed pt. 2 Lettuce Seed Onion Seed Radish Seed Rutabaga and Turnip Seed Spinach Seed Table Beet Home Garden Home Garden - Insecticides Home Garden - General pests, Aphid to Grasshopper Home Garden - Plant Bug to Wireworm Small Fruit - Blueberry Small Fruit - Caneberries Small Fruit - Current and Gooseberry Small Fruit - Grape Small Fruit - Strawberry Vegetables - Asparagus to Snap Bean Vegetables - Beet, Broccoli, cabbage and cauliflower Vegetables - Carrot, Chard, Collard and Kale Vegetables - Corn, Cucumber Vegetables - Eggplant, Lettuce Vegetables - Melon, Onion, Parsley Vegetables - Pea to Pepper Vegetables - Potato, Pumpkin and Squash Vegetables - Radish to Spinach Vegetables - Tomato Vegetables - Tomato pt. 2., Turnip and Rutabaga Tree Fruit and Nuts - Bud Developmental Stages Tree Fruit and Nuts - Apple pt. 1 Tree Fruit and Nuts - Apple pt. 2 Tree Fruit and Nuts - Apricot Tree Fruit and Nuts - Asian Pear, Cherry pt. 1 Tree Fruit and Nuts - Cherry pt. 2 Tree Fruit and Nuts - Peach and Nectarine pt. 1 Tree Fruit and Nuts - Pear pt. 1 Tree Fruit and Nuts - Pear pt. 2 Tree Fruit and Nuts - Plum and Prune pt. 1 Tree Fruit and Nuts - Plum and Prune pt. 2 Tree Fruit and Nuts - Chestnut Tree Fruit and Nuts - Hazelnut Tree Fruit and Nuts - Walnut Home Landscape Insecticides for home landscape Introduction, Alder to Andromeda Apricot to Arborvitae Ash to Aspen Azalea Bamboo to Birch Black locust to Camellia Cherry Chestnut to Cottonwood Crabapple to Daffodil Dahlia to Dogwood Douglas-fir Elm Euonymus to Fir Fuchsia to Gladiolus Golden chain to Hawthorn Hawthorn to Hemlock Holly Hollyhock to Ivy Juniper Kinnikinnick to Linden Madrone to Mountain-ash Oak Peach Pear Photinia to Pine Pine (cont.) Plum Poplar to Privet Rhododendron Rose Rose (cont.) Sequoia/Redwood to Spirea Spruce Sycamore to Viburnum Willow to Yew Nuisance, Public Health, Log, Structural Nuisance and Household pt. 1 Nuisance and Household pt. 2 Public Health-Bed bug to Human lice Public Health-Mites to Wasp and Bee Wood Infesting Insect Pests pt. 1 Wood Infesting Insect Pests pt. 2 Purchasing Pest Control Service Wood-infesting Beetles IPM, Symphylans, Biocontrol, Nematodes, Slugs Concepts of IPM Garden Symphylan Biological Control Biological Control - Augmentative Release Guide Flowering plants used in Conservation Biological Control Entomopathogenic Nematodes Entomopathogenic Nematodes pt. 2 Slug Control Calibration, Mixing Tables, Chemigation, Adjuvants Calibrating Pesticide Sprayers Calibrating Backpack Sprayers Calibrating Powered Ground Sprayers Band Spraying Air-blast Sprayers Conversion Factors Dilution and Application Tables Formulations and Concentrations Chemigation Guidelines Insectigation Guidelines Spray Tank Adjuvants Pesticide Safety, Worker Prot., Toxicity How to Reduce Bee Poisoning What To Do for Poisoning Pesticide Spills and Cleanup Pesticide Container Disposal and Recycling pt. 1 Pesticide Container Disposal and Recycling pt. 2 Pesticides and Water Quality, Buffers, Exemptions, 24c Additional Pesticide Information, Regulatory Authorities Worker Protection Standards for Ag. Pesticides Restricted Entry Intervals Personal Protective Equipment, Clothing and Defs Acute Toxicity Data on Insecticides Supplement 2: Some Common Plant Feeding Mites and Mite Predators in the NW Common Mite Pests and Predators - pt. 1 Common Mite Pests and Predators - pt. 2 Common Mite Pests and Predators - pt. 3 Common Mite Pests and Predators - pt. 4 Common Mite Pests and Predators - pt. 5 Chars. of spider mites on fruit trees Supplement 3: Rust Fly to Apple Maggot Carrot Rust Fly Alfalfa Looper Strawberry Crown Moth Biology and Control of Root Weevils Apple Maggot < Previous . . . Next >