Cornell Fruit Resources, Cornell University

Your gateway to information at Cornell University, the
NYS Agricultural Experiment Station & related programs.

Berries Main Page

Cornell Fruit
Main Page

Pest Management Guidelines for Berry Crops

Berry Diagnostic Tool

2009 Berry Crop Label Alerts

HERBICIDES

Chateau SW, Chateau WDG (strawberry)
Chateau SW, Chateau WDG (blueberry)
Rage (bush and caneberry)
Callisto (blueberry and cranberry)
Rely 200 (blueberry, currant, gooseberry, elderberry)
Prowl H20 (strawberry) - New label for 2009
Arrow 2EC (cranberry, strawberry,
non-bearing blueberry, currant)- New label for 2009
Stinger 24C label (strawberry)

INSECTICIDES

Assail 30SG (berries)
Delegate (bush and caneberries)
Radiant (strawberry)

FUNGICIDES

Orbit (berries)
Tilt (berries)
Nevado (berries except blueberry)
Tanos (caneberries)
Rootshield WP (berries and small fruit)
Equus DF, Equus 720 SST,
(blueberries, cranberries, non-bearing strawberries)
Cease (GH strawberry)

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