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1 Soybean Insect Pest Management Update 2012 Ames Herbert, Virginia Tech
2 Stink bugs in soybean M. Spellman L. Schimming M. Spellman Green adult Green nymph Spined soldier bug M. Spellman Russ O=ens, UGA BMSB Brown adult Brown nymph
3 Stink bugs begin to migrate in large numbers into soybean fields at the R4 (full pod) soybean development stage Injury to soybeans includes undeveloped (flat) pods, punctured and deformed seed NDSU
4 Stink bug feeding can also delay maturity, causing stay green syndrome Undamaged, maturing BMSB damaged, stay-green Galen Dively
5 Stink bug stay-green injury Orange Co., VA, 2011
6 Brown marmorated stink bug (Halyomorpha halys Stahl) A new pest in VA soybeans
7 White bands on antennae
8 Brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB) survey: 2010 range in Virginia soybean fields BMSB detected in soybean (Accomack, Augusta, Brunswick, Caroline, Clarke, Culpeper, Gloucester, Greensville, Loudoun, Middlesex, Northampton, Rockingham, Stafford, Warren, Westmoreland) Soybean-producing counties
9 Brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB) survey: 2011 range in Virginia soybean fields 240 field visits from 2 Aug 10 Oct First found on 2 Aug at growth stage R3 in Fauquier and Orange Co.; also found at R2 in Fauquier Co. on 9 Aug BMSB detected in soybean, > 3 per 15 sweeps (Augusta, Campbell, Clarke, Culpeper, Fauquier, Frederick, Madison, Orange, Rappahannock, Spotsylvania, Stafford) BMSB detected in soybean, 3 per 15 sweeps (Bedford, Caroline, Essex, Goochland, Middlesex, Nelson, New Kent, Rockingham, Shenandoah) County was surveyed, but BMSB has not yet been found in soybean this season (Accomack, Appomattox, Chesapeake, Dinwiddie, Gloucester, Greensville, Isle of Wight, King & Queen, King William, Lancaster, Mathews, Northampton, Northumberland, Pittsylvania, Prince George, Richmond, Southampton, Suffolk, Surry, Sussex, Virginia Beach, Westmoreland) Soybean-producing counties not surveyed
10 BMSB Efficacy Trials 1 and 3 in Soybean Orange Co., VA, 2011 Cobalt 25 oz Cobalt 22 oz Vydate 1 pt Cobalt 31 oz Vydate 3 pt Lannate 2.25 pt Vydate 1.5 pt Lannate 1.5 pt Lannate 1 pt 2 oz + Kaiso 1.3 oz Baythroid 2.8 oz Brigade 5.12 oz 2 oz + Baythroid 2.8 oz CMT 8 oz + MSO+ UAN Endigo 5 oz Orthene 8 oz 4 oz 3 oz Herbert, 2011 Virginia Tech % control based on cumulative BMSB days
11 BMSB Soybean Field Infesta8on Gradient Grower # 1 # of BMSB per 25 Sweeps Na8ve SB Economic Threshold 0 B 10 B 30 B 50 B 80 B 110 B Cissel & Whalen, 2011
12 BMSB Soybean Field Perimeter v/s Interior, Grower # 2 12 # of BMSB per 25 Sweeps Perimeter Interior Na8ve SB Economic Threshold 0 Cissel & Whalen, 2011
13 ree of Heaven Orange Co., VA, 2011
14 Tree of Heaven Ailanthus altissima (Mill.)
15 BMSB also colonizes and moves from corn fields B. Cissel & J. Whalen University of Delaware, 2011
16 Effectiveness of Field Perimeter Treatments 12 commercial soybean fields Culpeper, Madison, Orange, Clarke, Stafford, Fauquier, and Augusta Cos.
17 BMSB edge treatments 2011 Location Product/rate Acres (entire field) Culpeper et1 5 oz 300 Madison et1 Acephate 12 oz 150 Madison et2 Acephate 12 oz 150 Orange et1 Acephate 12 oz 100 Orange et2 Acephate 12 oz 50 Fauquier et 01 Acephate 12 oz 300 Fauquier et02 Acephate 12 oz 220 Stafford pt) 6.4 oz 300 Augusta et02 6 oz oz 400 Madison 01 6 oz 300 Clarke et oz 150 Clarke et oz 250
18 BMSB edge treatments 2011 Location Date treated R- stage Post-treatment sample number per 15 sweeps Date 1 Date 2 Date 3 Date 4 Date 5 Culpeper et1 25-Aug 5 9/12 <1 9/19 <1 9/26 <1 Madison et1 25-Aug 5 9/1 0 9/7 0 9/15 0 9/22 0 9/29 0 Madison et2 25-Aug 5 9/1 <1 9/7 <1 9/15 0 9/22 0 9/29 0 Orange et1 25-Aug 5 9/1 0 9/7 0 9/15 0 9/ /3 0 Orange et2 25-Aug 5 9/1 0 9/7 0 9/15 0 9/22 0 9/29 0 Fauquier et Aug 4 9/12 0 9/19 0 9/ /3 0 Fauquier et02 5-Sep 5 9/12 0 9/19 0 9/26 0 Stafford Sep 6 10/3 0 Augusta et02 28-Sep 6 10/4 0 Madison Sep 6 10/3 0 Clarke et02 28-Sep 6 10/3 0 Clarke et03 28-Sep 6 10/3 0 10/ 10 10/ 10 10/ 10 10/ 10 10/
19 Thresholds and sampling Row spacing # per row foot # per 15 sweeps 7-21 rows Above rows Above 21 Stink bugs
20 Economic Thresholds Threshold Soybean type or stage State 1 per 6 row feet Seed LA, NC 1 per 3 row feet Grain, bloom to mid pod fill 1 per 1 row foot Grain, mid pod fill to harvest GA, TN, MS GA, NC, LA, TN, AK, VA Have not changed much in the last couple of decades Based on native stink bugs
21 Economic Thresholds AcBon Thresholds For NaBve SBnk Bugs in Soybeans During the Pod Development and Pod Fill Stages 1 per foot of row Used currently in DE, MD 5 per 25 sweeps 2 per foot of row Some mid south states 9 per 25 sweeps Based on Na8ve S8nk Bug Species Infesta8ons occurring between R3 to R7 most damaging B. Cissel & J. Whalen University of Delaware, 2011
22 Megacopta cribraria Kudzu Bug Wayne Gardner, Phillip Roberts, & Dave BunBn, Univ. of Georgia Jeremy Greene, Clemson University
23 Kudzu bug biology 1 3 generabons per year in China Overwinter in China but are acbve year round in India First found in the U.S. in Georgia, 2008; soybeans in 2009 Can overwinter in north Georgia Feed on soybean leaves, stems, and pods Kudzu and Wisteria are also a hosts
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25 The home invasion Photographs courtesy of Daniel R. Suiter, University of Georgia, College of Agriculture & Environmental Sciences
26 Feb 9, 2011
27 Megacopta cribraria (kudzu bug) occurrence in the Southeastern United States Confirmed in 2009 Confirmed in 2010 Confirmed in 2011 Distribution map courtesy of W. Gardner, Univ. of Georgia Images by J. Greene, Clemson Univ.
28 Kudzu bug in North Carolina, Currituck Northampton Gates Camden Alleghany Rockingham Person Warren Her^ord Pasquotank Ashe Surry Stokes Caswell Vance Granville Halifax Perquimans Watauga Ber8e Chowan Wilkes Yadkin Forsyth Franklin Avery Guilford Orange Nash Durham Dare Alexander Alamance Edgecombe Tyrrell Mitchell Caldwell Davie Mar8n Washington Wake Madison Yancey Iredell Davidson Chatham Wilson Beaufort Burke Randolph Pic Hyde Catawba Buncombe McDowell Rowan Johnston Greene Haywood Lee Swain Lincoln Rutherford Moore Cabarrus Harne= Wayne Lenoir Craven Graham Jackson Henderson Gaston Montgomery Stanly Pamlico Polk Cleveland Mecklenburg Cumberland Jones Cherokee Macon Transylvania Richmond Clay Hoke Sampson Duplin Union Anson Onslow Carteret Scotland Confirmed in 2010 Confirmed in 2011 Robeson Confirmed in soybean in 2011 Bladen Columbus Brunswick Pender New Hanover Distribution map courtesy of W. Gardner, Univ. of Georgia, edited by Dominic Reisig, NCSU
29 Soybean grain yield in untreated and season long control of M. cribraria using Endigo insec8cide in 6 trials in Georgia, Bu/acre ( 18.4%) Range 11 23% * * Means significantly different, F test, α = 0.05
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