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1 Integrated Vegetable Disease anagement Successful management of vegetable diseases requires a disease management program that integrates the use of resistant varieties, balanced soil fertility, irrigation water management, use of good cultural practices, weed and insect control, biocontrol, and chemical control. Development and implementation of a disease management plan and good record keeping will increase the overall yield and success of the vegetable crop. Start with clean seed and/or certified disease-free transplants. any vegetable disease problems originate with the seed or transplants. Seed should be purchased from reputable commercial seed companies and if seed has not been previously treated it should be treated following the seed treatment recommendations provided in Section IV. Select resistant varieties. The use of resistant varieties is one of the best management strategies in an integrated pest management program as they are inexpensive compared to the cost of fungicides and bactericides and they provide seasonal management. Select resistant varieties based on the disease profile for your production region and soil. Use good cultural practices. Cultural practices are defined as a broad set of techniques that are used to manipulate the environment to improve crop production. Examples of cultural practices that should be considered in an integrated disease management plan are provided below. Select land suitable for vegetable production. Start by selecting a site that is well drained, has good air movement, gets at least 6 hours of sunlight each day, and does not have a history of problems with soilborne diseases. Avoid land surrounded by large established trees. Tree roots that extend well beyond the extent of the limbs can exhaust water and nutrient resources that would otherwise be available to the vegetable crop. Some tree roots also produce a toxin (juglone) that causes toxicity in toxin-sensitive vegetables such as tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, potatoes, asparagus, cabbage and broccoli. Have your soil tested. any pathogens that cause disease on plants live and survive for long periods of time in the soil. Soil temperature, moisture, ph and fertility all influence a pathogens ability to survive and colonize plants. Have your soil tested annually to determine the ph, salts, nutrients and organic matter levels, and water holding capacity. For more information on how to sample, test and assess the quality of your soil contact the LSU AgCenter Soil Testing & Plant Analysis Laboratory. Tests are also available that can determine the population levels of some pathogens in the soil. Contact the LSU AgCenter Plant Disease Diagnostic Center for more information on available pathogen tests. Soil Test and Plant Analysis Lab LSU/LSU AgCenter School of Plant, Environmental, and Soil Sciences Baton Rouge, Louisiana 8 Phone: -8-9 Fax: -8- Plant Disease Diagnostic Center LSU/LSU AgCenter Department of Plant Pathology & Crop Physiology Baton Rouge, Louisiana 8 Phone: -8-9 Fax: -8-

2 Use high quality water for irrigation and other agricultural uses. Untreated surface waters can harbor both plant and human pathogens. If practical, and economical, potable water should be used to irrigate vegetable crops, especially when crops are irrigated using overhead (sprinkler) irrigation systems. Water treatment and filtration practices should be adopted if surface water is the primary source of irrigation water. The timing and frequency of irrigation should also be considered to minimize the risk of disease development. Avoid overwatering and overhead irrigation. Water early in the day so that plants have an adequate amount of time to dry. Consider raised beds to reduce the amount of standing water in the rows. Develop a four-year crop rotation cycle. Crop rotations are an important component of an IP program because they interrupt the life cycle of pathogens by placing the pathogens in a nonhost environment. Through this interruption the pathogens are unable to accumulate to levels that could cause significant levels of disease and crop losses. Over a four-year period plant plants from a different plant family. Use plastic and organic mulch. ulch serves as a barrier between the soil and plant tissue and reduces the amount of pathogen that can be splashed onto leaves, stems and fruit. Lightreflective plastic mulches can deter insects that transmit important viral diseases from landing on plants. Do not reuse plastic mulches. Organic mulches help to retain moisture in the soil and improve soil quality. Use good sanitation practices. By putting a strong emphasis on sanitation practices disease development can be significantly reduced resulting in less disease and ultimately less chemical usage. A good sanitation practice is any technique that eliminates a desirable place for the pathogen to survive and spread. Removal and destruction of crop debris, weeds and infected plants, and cleaning and disinfection of production tools and equipment are examples of good sanitation practices. Use registered biorational products. Biorational products (products composed of beneficial microorganisms or their products) are viable alternatives to synthetic chemicals for managing diseases in many vegetable production systems. As with chemical pesticides, biorational products can t be used if they are not registered with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Always read the label and follow all safety precautions provided in the label. Do not use biorationals on a non-labeled crop. A list of biopesticides and fungicide alternatives for vegetables is provided in Table 6. Use registered chemicals. Fungicides, bactericides, and nematicides are important tools for managing diseases and their efficacy and efficiency can be enhanced when incorporated into an integrated disease management program. Pesticides should be used in a manner that minimizes the risk of a pathogen becoming resistant to a pesticide. Always applying mixtures of pesticides or alternate fungicides that have different modes of action to help reduce pesticide resistance development by the pathogen. ore information on pesticide resistance management strategies is provided in Section I-D of this guide. A list of fungicide mode of actions for fungicide resistance management in vegetables is provided in Table. Always read the label and follow all safety precautions provided in the label. Do not use pesticides on a nonlabeled crop. A list of selected pesticides with known efficacy to various pathogens that can cause disease on vegetables in Louisiana can be found in Table.

3 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use ASPARAGUS Crown and Spear Rot (Phytophthora spp.) Fusarium Crown and Root Rot (Fusarium oxysporum) Purple Spot (Stemphylium spp., Pleospora spp.) Rust (Puccinia spp.) BASIL Downy ildew (Peronospora belbahrii) BEANS (Snap and Dry) Alternaria Leaf and Pod Spot (Alternaria alternata) Anthracnose (Colletotrichum lindemuthianum) anzate flowable anzate flowable Chlorothalonil SC Ridomil Gold SL Phosphorous acid: Fosphite Phostrol.8 qt/ gal.6 qt - pt pt 8 9 app 6. qt pt app - qt.-. pt fl oz app ancozeb 8WP lb/ gal app flowable Flint WG Chlorothalonil SC Rally W ancozeb 8WP Chlorathalonil SC Sulfur OG 8% 9% 98% Ranman Regalia OG Phosphorous acid Fosphite ProPhyt Actinovate AG OG Quilt.66SC Priaxor.SC.6SC Flowable Headline.9 Actinovate AG OG Aproach (dry beans only) Chlorathalonil (dry beans only) Bravo WeatherStix Thiophanate-methyl Topsin WP Incognito.F 8 WDG (dry beans) 8 WDG (snap beans) Quilt.66SC P,,, 6.-. fl oz - oz - pt oz lb - pt lb lb lb.-. fl oz.- qt - qt - pt - oz fl oz -8 fl oz - oz 6.-. fl oz 6-9 fl oz - oz 6- fl oz.-.8 lb.- pt.- lb - fl oz.8-.6 lb.8-.6 lb fl. Oz fl oz app pt 6 app 8 lb pt 9 app app app fl oz 9 fl oz app fl oz. lb 8 pt lb 8 fl oz. lb. lb fl oz

4 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Halo and Common Blight (Pseudomonas phaseolicola and Xanthomonas phaseoli) Botrytis Gray old (Botrytis cinerea) Quilt Xcel Priaxor.SC.6SC Flowable Opti (dry beans only) Headline (dry beans) Headline (snap beans) Tilt Copper octanoate Cueva OG Nordox WG OG Kocide Kocide Nu-Cop DF, copper oxychloride Badge X OG Cuprofix-Ultra Cuproxat Copper octanoate Cueva OG Nordox WG OG Iprodione Rovral Flowable Thiophanate-methyl Topsin WP Incognito.F 8 WDG (dry beans) 8 WDG (snap beans).6sc Endura Cannonball WP Switch 6. WG Chlorathalonil (snap beans only) Bravo WeatherStik Copper octanoate Cueva OG,,,,9.- fl oz -8 fl oz - fl oz 6-. fl oz.6-. pt 6-9 fl oz 6-9 fl oz fl oz.- gal.66-. lb.-. lb.-. lb.8 lb -. lb - pt.-. lb.- lb.-.9 pt.- gal/gal.6-. lb.- pt.- lb - fl oz.8-.6 lb.8-.6 lb - oz 8- oz oz - oz. lb lb.- gal/gal 8 fl oz apps fl oz app app app app fl oz.8 lb. lb 9.8 lb 9 lb 6.6 pt.6 lb.9 lb. pt app lb 8 fl oz. lb. lb fl oz app 8 oz 6 oz.9 lb pt

5 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Damping-off (Pythium spp.) Damping-off (Rhizoctonia solani) Leaf Spots and Blights (Cercospora spp., Alternaria spp., Ascochyta spp.) Rhizocontia Web Blight and Pod Tip Rot (Rhizoctonia solani) Powdery ildew (Erysiphe polygoni) Rust (Uromyces appendiculatis, Phakopsora pachyrhizi) Ridomil Gold PC GR Ridomil Gold SL etastar E Ultra Flourish Uniform Flowable Headline Blocker F Uniform Aproach (dry beans only) Chlorathalonil (dry beans only) Bravo WeatherStix.6SC Flowable Opti (dry beans only) Headline (dry beans) Headline (snap beans) Rally WSP (snap beans only, pod tip rot) Tilt Flowable Opti (dry beans only) Quilt Quilt Xcel Endura Priaxor.SC.6SC Headline (dry beans) Headline (snap beans) Phosphorous acid: Fosphite Sulfur 8% OG 9% OG 98% OG Potassium bicarbonate Armicarb OG Aproach (dry beans only) Proline 8 SC (dry beans only, white mold) Rally WSP Tebuconazole.6F Folicur.6F (dry) Folicur.6F (snap) Quilt.66SC,,,,,,,,,. lb 6.-. pt 8 - pt 8 - pt 8. fl. oz fl oz fl oz 6.-. pt 6. fl oz 6 6- fl oz.-.8 lb.- pt - fl oz 6.-. fl oz.6-. pt 6-9 fl oz 6-9 fl oz - oz fl oz 6-. fl oz.6-. fl oz fl oz.- fl oz 8- oz -8 fl oz - oz 6-9 fl oz 6-9 fl oz - qt/ gal lb lb lb.- lb 6- fl oz. fl oz - oz -6 fl oz -6 fl oz fl oz app app app app app app app app app fl oz. lb 8 pt fl oz app app app app oz fl oz app app fl oz fl oz app app fl oz app app fl oz fl oz oz fl oz fl oz app

6 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use White old (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum) Priaxor.SC.6SC.8F Opti (dry beans only) Headline (dry beans) Headline (snap beans) Chlorathalonil Dry beans Bravo WeatherStix Snap beans Bravo WeatherStix Aproach Botran F (snap beans only) Botran W (snap beans only) Cannonball Endura Iprodione Iprodione L AG Rovral Flowable eteor Nevado F Omega SC (succulent) Omega SC (dry) Priaxor (dry) Priaxor (succulent) Proline 8SC (dry) Switch 6.WG Thiophanate ethyl 8 WDG (succulent) 8 WDG (dry) Incognito.F (succulent) Incognito.F (dry) Topsin WDG (succulent) Topsin WDG (dry) Vertisan,, 9 9,, 9, -8 fl oz - oz 6.-. fl oz.6-. pt 6-9 fl oz 6-9 fl oz.-.8 lb.- pt.-. lb.- pt 8- fl oz.-.6 qt. lb oz 6-9 oz 6- fl oz.- pt.- pt.- pt.- pt.-.9 pt.-.9 pt -8 fl oz -8 fl oz. fl oz - oz.-.6 lb.-.6 lb - fl oz - fl oz.- lb.- lb 6- fl oz 8 COLE CROPS (Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Chinese Cabbage, Kohlrabi) Alternaria Leaf Spot -6 oz (Alternaria spp.) Chlorathalonil Bravo WeatherStix Kocide Kocide. lb. pt.-. lb.-. lb app fl oz app app app app app 8pt.9 lb pt fl oz. qt. lb 8 oz apps fl oz app app app app.8 pt.8 pt 6 fl oz 6 fl oz. fl oz 6 oz. lb. lb 8 fl oz 8 fl oz lb lb fl oz 6 oz. lb. lb.8 lb. lb

7 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Basal Stem Rot, Phytophthora root rot (Phytophthora spp.) Black Leg (Phoma lingan) Black Rot (Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris) Nu-Cop DF, Copper oxychloride Badge X OG Cuprofix-Ultra Cuproxat Copper octanoate Cueva OG Nordox WG OG Endura Inspire Super Koverall ankocide anzate Pro-Stik ilstop OG Procure 8 SC Flowable Top Reason SC Serenade ASO ASO OG ax OG Switch 6. WG Ridomil Gold SL etastar E Ultra Flourish Iprodione Rovral Flowable L AG Actigard Kocide Kocide Nu-Cop DF, Copper oxychloride Badge X OG,9, 9, P.8 lb lb - pt.-. lb.- lb.-.9 pt.- gal/gal.6-. lb 6-9 oz - fl oz 6- fl oz.6-. lb - lb.6-. lb - lb/ gal 6-8 fl oz 6-. fl oz - fl oz 8. fl oz -6 qt - lb - oz - pt 8-8 pt 8 - pt 8-6 oz pt pt.-. oz.-. lb.-. lb.8 lb lb - pt.-. lb lb lb 6.6 pt.6 lb.9 lb. pt app fl oz 8 fl oz.8 lb 8.8 lb.8 lb 8 fl oz apps 6 fl oz.6 fl oz 6 oz app app app 6 oz app app apps.8 lb. lb 9.8 lb lb 6.6 pt.6 lb

8 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Cercospora Leaf Spot (Cercospora brassicicola) Clubroot (Plasmodiophora brassicae) Damping-off (Pythium spp.) Damping-off, Wire Stem (Rhizoctonia solani) Downy ildew (Peronospora parisitica) Powdery ildew (Erysiphe polygoni, E. cruciferarum) Cuprofix-Ultra Cuproxat Copper octanoate Cueva OG Nordox WG OG Cease Biofungicide OG Reason SC Inspire Super Top Switch 6. WG Omega F Blocker (Flowable & F) Ranman Ridomil Gold SL etastar E Ultra Flourish Uniform Blocker F Uniform Flowable Ultra Flourish Ranman Presidio Flowable Reason SC EG Cease Biofungicide OG Endura Inspire Super Phosphorous acid Confine Extra Fosphite KPhite LP-AG Rampart Potassium bicarbonate Armicarb ilstop OG Kaligreen Fungicide Procure 8SC Top Serenade ASO OG ax OG 9, 9, 9,, 9,.-. lb.-. pt.- gal/gal.6-. lb -6 qt/ gal 8. fl oz 6- fl oz - fl oz - oz.6 pt 8. gal fl oz 8.-. pt 8-8 pt 8.- pt 8. fl oz 6.-. pt. fl. oz fl oz 6.-. pt. lb - fl oz 6-. fl oz.-8. fl oz -6 oz -6 qt/ gal 6-9 oz - fl oz 6- fl oz - qt - qt - qt - qt.- lb/ gal - lb/ gal.- lb 6-8 fl oz - fl oz -6 qt - lb lb. pt.6 fl oz 8 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 oz app app app app app app app app app app pt app fl oz 9. fl oz. fl oz 6 oz 8 oz fl oz 8 fl oz 8 fl oz 6 fl oz

9 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Sonata OG Sulfur icrofine Sulfur icrothiol Disperss OG Yellow Jacket Wettable Switch Endura EG Reason SC 9, - qt 6- lb - lb 6- lb - oz 6-9 oz 6- fl oz -6 oz 8. fl oz White old (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum) White Rust (Albugo candida) Cucurbits (Cantaloupe, Cucumbers, Pumpkins, Squash, Watermelons, Zucchini) Angular Leaf Spot P.-. oz (Pseudomonas syringae pv. lachrymans) Anthracnose, Alternaria and Cercospora Leaf Spot (Colletortrichum orbiculare, Alternaria cucumerina, Cercospora) Actigard Kocide Kocide Nu-Cop DF OG and copper oxychloride Badge X OG Cuprofix-Ultra astercop Copper octanoate Cueva OG Nordox WG OG ankocide Actinovate Chlorathalonil Bravo WeatherStik Bravo Zn Chloratholonil SC Kocide Kocide Nu-Cop DF OG and copper oxychloride Badge X OG.-. lb -. lb.- lb.- lb -. pt.-. lb - lb.- pt.- gal/gal.- lb - lb - oz -6 oz.-. lb.- pt.-. pt.- pt.-. lb -. lb.- lb.- lb -. pt.-. lb 6 oz - apps fl oz oz.6 fl oz 8 oz. lb lb. lb 8.6 pt. lb Cu lb 6 pt 8 app 6 oz 9. lb pt pt pt. lb lb. lb 8.6 pt. lb Cu

10 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Bacterial Fruit Blotch (Acidovorax avena subsp. citrulli) Cuprofix-Ultra astercop Copper octanoate Cueva OG Nordox WG OG Evito 8 SC Inspire Super ancozeb Dry formulations Liquid Formulations ankocide erivon Pristine Opti Top Ridomil Gold Bravo SC Tanos Thiophanate-methyl Thiophanate-methyl 8WG Topsin.FL Topsin WP Topsin WSB Trilogy OG Actigard Kocide Kocide Nu-Cop DF OG and copper oxychloride Badge X OG Cuprofix-Ultra astercop Copper octanoate Cueva OG Nordox WG OG ankocide,9,,,,,, P - lb.- pt.- gal/gal.- lb -. fl oz 6- fl oz - lb.6-. qt - lb -. fl oz.-8. oz -. fl oz. pt - fl oz.-. pt -. fl oz 8 oz. lb fl oz. lb. lb %.-. oz.-. lb -. lb.- lb.- lb -. pt.-. lb - lb.- pt.- gal/gal.- lb - lb lb 6 pt.8 fl oz 8 fl oz.6 lb 9. qt lb 6. oz 9. fl oz app 6 fl oz app 9. fl oz app. lb 6 fl oz lb lb 8 oz. lb lb. lb. lb 8.6 pt. lb Cu lb 6 pt 8 app

11 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Bacterial Wilt (Erwinia trachephilia) Belly Rot (Rhizoctonia solani) Downy ildew (Pseudoperonospora cubensis) No bactericides available. Control of the cucumber beetle prior to flowering is the only recommended practice. Evito 8 SC -. fl oz.8 fl oz Evito 8 SC. fl oz 6 app -. fl oz 9. fl oz Opti,. pt app Top, - fl oz 6 fl oz.-.8 fl oz 6 app Thiophanate-methyl Thiophanate-methyl 8WG. lb. lb Topsin.FL fl oz 6 fl oz Topsin WP. lb lb Topsin WSB. lb lb Uniform,. fl oz 6 app Actigard WG Actinovate AG OG Aliette WDG Alude Chlorathalonil Bravo WeatherStik Bravo Zn Chloratholonil SC Confine Extra Kocide Kocide Nu-Cop DF OG and copper oxychloride Badge X OG Cuprofix-Ultra astercop Copper octanoate Cueva OG Nordox WG OG Evito 8 SC Flint Forum Gavel DF mancozeb P.-. oz - oz - lb. qt 8- oz.-.8 lb.- pt.-.8 pt.- pt - qt.-. lb -. lb.- lb.- lb -. pt.-. lb - lb.- pt.- gal/gal.- lb -. fl oz oz 6 fl oz.- lb. 8 oz app 6 app 6 oz 9. lb pt pt pt. lb lb. lb. lb 8.6 pt. lb Cu lb 6 pt.8 fl oz 6 oz fl oz 8 app

12 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Fusarium Wilt (Fusarium oxysporum) Gummy Stem Blight and Black Rot (ycosphaerella melonis, Didymella bryoniae) zoxamide ancozeb Dry formulations Liquid Formulations ankocide ilstop OG Presidio Prev-A Previcur Flex Pristine Opti Top Ranman Reason SC Revus Tanos Zampro 8,,,,.-. lb - lb.6-. qt - lb - lb/ gal - fl oz fl oz/gal. pt.-8. oz -. fl oz. pt - fl oz.-. fl oz. fl oz 8 fl oz -. fl oz 8 oz fl oz No fungicides available. Soil protectants and resistant varieties are recommended. Alude. qt -6 oz Chlorathalonil.-. lb Bravo WeatherStik.- pt Bravo Zn.-. pt Chloratholonil SC.- pt Kocide.-. lb Kocide -. lb.- lb Nu-Cop DF OG.- lb and copper oxychloride -. pt Badge X OG.-. lb Cuprofix-Ultra - lb astercop.- pt Nordox WG OG.- lb Evito 8 SC -. fl oz -6 fl oz Inspire Super,9 6- fl oz ancozeb Dry formulations - lb 8 app.6 lb 9. qt lb fl oz 6 pt oz 9. fl oz app 6 fl oz 6. fl oz fl oz fl oz 9. fl oz app fl oz 6 app 6 oz 9. lb pt pt pt. lb lb. lb. lb 8.6 pt. lb Cu lb 6 pt.8 fl oz 6 fl oz 8 fl oz.6 lb

13 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Plectorsporium (icrodochium) Blight (Plectosporium tabacinum) Powdery ildew (Sphaerotheca fuliginea, Erysiphe cichoracearum) Liquid Formulations ankocide erivon Pristine Opti Top Ridomil Gold Bravo SC Sovran Stylet-Oil Switch 6.WG Tebuconazole onsoon Onset.6L Tebu-Crop.6F Toledo Thiophanate-methyl Thiophanate-methyl 8WG Topsin.FL Topsin WP Topsin WSB Dithane F- Rainshield Dithane - Evito 8SC erivon Roper DF Rainshield Actigard WG Actinovate AG OG Chlorathalonil Bravo WeatherStik Bravo Zn Chloratholonil SC Confine Extra Kocide Kocide and copper oxychloride Badge X OG Cuprofix-Ultra,,,,, 9,, P.6-. qt - lb. fl oz.-8. oz -. fl oz. pt - fl oz.-. pt -. fl oz.8 oz -6 qt/ gal - oz 8 fl oz 8 fl oz 8 fl oz 8 fl oz. lb fl oz. lb. lb -6 oz.6-. qt - lb -. fl oz. fl oz - lb.-. oz - oz 8- oz.-.8 lb.- pt.-.8 pt.- pt - qt.-. lb -. lb.- lb -. pt.-. lb - lb 9. qt lb 6. fl oz oz 9. fl oz app 6 fl oz app 9. fl oz 9. oz 6 oz fl oz fl oz fl oz fl oz. lb 6 fl oz lb lb 6 fl oz 9. qt lb.8 fl oz 6. fl oz.6 lb 8 oz 6 oz 9. lb pt pt pt. lb lb. lb 8.6 pt. lb Cu lb

14 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Phytophthora Blight or Crown Rot (Phytophthora capsici) Pythium Bamping-off and Cottony Leak (Pythium spp.) astercop Nordox WG OG Endura Evito 8 SC Flint ankocide ilstop OG erivon Prev-A Pristine Opti Top Rally WSP ASO ax Sonata OG Sovran Sulfur OG icrothiol Disperss Cucumbers only elons, Squash, Pumpkins Surround WP OG Switch 6.WG Tebuconazole onsoon Onset.6L Tebu-Crop.6F Toledo Thiophanate-methyl Thiophanate-methyl 8WG Topsin.FL Topsin WP Topsin WSB Forum SC Presidio Ranman Revus Tanos Zampro Actinovate AG OG Bio-Tam OG Phosphorous acid,,,, 9,,,.- pt.- lb 6. oz -. fl oz.- oz -6 fl oz - lb - lb/ gal -. fl oz fl oz/gal.-8. oz -. fl oz. pt - fl oz.- oz -. fl oz -6 qt - lb - qt.-.8 oz - lb - lb - lb - oz -6 fl oz -6 fl oz -6 fl oz -6 fl oz. lb fl oz. lb. lb 6 fl oz - fl oz.8 fl oz 8 fl oz 8- fl oz 6 pt 6 oz.8 fl oz 6 oz 6 fl oz lb 6. fl oz oz 9. fl oz app 6 fl oz. lb a.i. 9. fl oz 9. oz 6 oz fl oz fl oz fl oz fl oz. lb 6 fl oz lb lb fl oz fl oz 6.f fl oz fl oz app fl oz fl oz - oz.- oz 6 app

15 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Scab (Cladosporium cucumerinum) Eggplant Alternaria Blight and Leaf Spot (Alternaria spp.) Confine Extra Rampart Potassium phosphite Fosphite Fungi-phite Previcur Flex Ridomil Gold SL etastar EC AG Serenade Soil OG Ultra Flourish Uniform Actigard Chlorathalonil Bravo WeatherStik Bravo Zn Chloratholonil SC ancozeb Dry formulations Liquid Formulations ankocide Ridomil Gold Bravo SC Trilogy OG Actinovate AG OG Kocide Kocide Nu-Cop DF OG and copper oxychloride Badge X OG Cuprofix-Ultra astercop Nordox Fluoxastrobin Aftershock Evito ilstop OG Trilogy OG 8, P, - qt - qt/ gal - qt/ gal - qt. pt - pt -8 pt -6 qt - pt. fl oz 6.-. oz.-.8 lb.- pt.-.8 pt.- pt - lb.6-. qt - lb.-. pt % - oz 8- oz.8-. lb. lb.6 lb. lb. pt.8 lb. lb.-. pt - lb -. fl oz -. fl oz 6- fl oz - lb/ gal % 6 app app 6 pt app app pt app 8 oz 9. lb pt pt pt.6 lb 9. qt lb.8 lb a.i. 96 oz 6. lb.6 lb.8 lb lb.8 pt.9 lb Cu 9.8 lb 9 pt.8 fl oz.8 fl oz fl oz

16 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Anthracnose (Colletotrichum coccodes) Phomopsis Fruit Rot (Phomopsis vexans) Powdery ildew (Leveillula taurica) Actinovate AG OG Chlorathalonil Bravo WeatherStik Kocide Kocide and copper oxychloride Badge X OG Nu-Cop DF Cuprofix-Ultra astercop Nordox Flint Inspire Super Priaxor Top Trilogy OG Kocide Kocide Nu-Cop DF OG and copper oxychloride Badge X OG Cuprofix-Ultra astercop Top Cop with Sulfur Nordox Chlorathalonil Bravo WeatherStik Phosphorous acid 9,,, - oz 8- oz. lb. pt.8-. lb. lb.6 lb. pt.8 lb. lb. lb.-. pt - lb - oz fl oz 6- fl oz -8 fl oz 6-. fl oz 8- fl oz 6-. fl oz %.8-. lb. lb.6 lb. lb. pt.8 lb. lb.-. pt qt - lb 8-6 oz. lb. pt 96 oz.9 lb pt 6. lb.6 lb.8 lb.8 pt.9 lb Cu lb 9.8 lb 9 pt 6 fl oz fl oz fl oz fl oz 6. fl oz. fl oz 6. fl oz 6. lb.6 lb.8 lb lb.8 pt.9 lb Cu 9.8 lb 9 pt 96 oz.9 lb pt

17 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Phytophthora Blight or Crown Rot (Phytophthora capsici) Pythium Damping-off (Pythium spp.) Southern Blight (Sclerotium rolfsii) GREENS (Collards, Kale, ustard, Turnip) Alternaria Leaf Spot or Black Leaf Spot (Alternaria brassicae) Confine Extra Rampart Potassium phosphite Fosphite Fungi-phite Inspire Super Priaxor Top ASO ax Sonata OG Sulfur OG icrofine Sulfur icrothiol Disperss Yellow Jacket Wettable Switch 6.WG Trilogy Forum SC icora Presidio Ranman Reason SC Zampro etastar EC AG Ridomil Gold SL Ultra Flourish Fluoxastrobin Aftershock Evito Priaxor Azoxystrobin Top Endura Kocide Kocide Champ Formula Flowable 9,, 9,,,, - qt - qt/ gal - qt/ gal - qt 6- fl oz 6- fl oz 6-8 fl oz 6-. fl oz 8- fl oz 6-. fl oz -6 qt - lb - qt -8 lb -6 lb -8 lb - oz % 6 fl oz 8 fl oz - fl oz.8 fl oz 8. fl oz fl oz -8 pt pt pt -6 oz -. fl oz -. fl oz -8 fl oz 6-. fl oz - fl oz -6 oz 6-9 oz - fl oz.-.8 lb.8-. lb.-. pt lb 6 app app fl oz fl oz fl oz 6. fl oz. fl oz 6. fl oz 6 oz fl oz 6 fl oz fl oz 6. fl oz.6 fl oz fl oz pt. lb a.i. 6 pt 96 oz.8 fl oz.8 fl oz fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 oz 8 oz fl oz 8.8 lb.6 lb. pt. lb

18 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Anthracnose (Colletotrichum higginsianum), Cercospora, and Cercosporella Leaf Spots Bacterial Leaf Spot (Xanthomonas campestris pv. armoraciae) Black rot (Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris) and copper oxychloride Badge X OG Cuprofix-Ultra astercop Inspire Super Procure 8 SC Reason SC ASO ax Sonata OG Switch 6.WG Tebuconazole onsoon Onset.6L Tebu-Crop.6F Toledo Azoxystrobin Top Endura Inspire Super Reason SC Switch 6.WG Tebuconazole onsoon Onset.6L Tebu-Crop.6F Toledo Cease ASO ax Sonata OG Actigard Cease Kocide Kocide Champ Formula Flowable, Copper,9 9,,,9 9, -.8 pt.-.8 lb.8-. lb.- pt 6- fl oz 6-8 fl oz 8. fl oz -6 qt - lb - qt - oz - fl oz - fl oz - fl oz - fl oz 6-. fl oz - fl oz -6 oz 6-9 oz - fl oz 6- fl oz 8. fl oz - oz - fl oz - fl oz - fl oz - fl oz -6 qt/ gal -6 qt - lb - qt.-. oz -6 qt/ gal.-. lb.-.8 lb.8-. lb lb 8.6 pt. lb Cu 6.6 lb 6 pt 8 fl oz 8 fl oz.6 fl oz 6 oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 oz 8 oz fl oz 8 fl oz.6 fl oz 6 oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz apps.8 lb 8.8 lb.6 lb. lb

19 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Downy mildew (Peronospora parasitica) oxychloride Badge X OG Cuprofix-Ultra astercop Nordox Actigard WG Actinovate AG OG Aliette WDG Alude Kocide Kocide Champ Formula Flowable and copper oxychloride Badge X OG Cuprofix-Ultra astercop Nordox Forum icora ilstop OG Phosphorous acid Confine Extra Rampart Potassium phosphite Fosphite Fungi-phite Helena ProPhyt Ranman Reason SC Revus ASO ax Sonata OG Zampro, -.8 pt.-.8 lb.- pt.- pt - lb.8- oz - oz - lb. gal/ gal -6 oz.-.8 lb pt lb. pt.8-. lb.- pt.- pt - lb 6 fl oz.-8 fl oz - lb/ gal - qt - qt/ gal - qt/ gal - qt - pt.8 fl oz.-8. fl oz 8 fl oz -6 qt - lb - qt fl oz 8.6 pt. lb Cu 6 pt 6 pt oz app 6 oz 8.8 lb.6 lb. pt. lb 8. pt 8 lb 6 pt 6 pt 8 fl oz 8 fl oz 6 app app 9. fl oz.6 fl oz fl oz fl oz

20 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Peppery Leaf Spot (Pseudomonas syringae pv. maculicola) Powdery ildew (Erysiphe polygoni) Pythium Damping-off (Pythium spp.) Phytophthora Root Rot Cease ASO ax Sonata OG Actinovate AG OG Cease Endura Inspire Super ilstop OG Phosphorous acid Confine Extra Rampart Potassium phosphite Fosphite Procure 8 SC Top ASO ax Sonata OG Sulfur OG icrofine Sulfur icrothiol Disperss Yellow Jacket Wettable Switch 6.WG Tebuconazole onsoon Onset.6L Tebu-Crop.6F Toledo Actinovate AG OG efenoxam Ridomil Gold SL Ultra Flourish Phosphorous acid Confine Extra Rampart Potassium phosphite Fosphite Fungi-phite RootShield Granules Actinovate AG OG efenoxam,9, 9, -6 qt/ gal -6 qt - lb - qt - oz -6 oz -6 qt/ gal 6-9 oz - fl oz 6- fl oz - lb/ gal - qt - qt/ gal - qt/ gal 6-8 fl oz - fl oz -6 qt - lb - qt 6- lb - lb 6- lb - oz - fl oz - fl oz - fl oz - fl oz - oz.-. pt.- pt - qt - qt/ gal - qt/ gal - qt.-6 lb/ ½ acre - oz 6 oz 8 oz fl oz 8 fl oz 8 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz app pt app

21 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Rhizoctonia Basal Stem and Root Rot, Wire Stem (Rhizoctonia solani) Sclerotina Stem Sot (Sclerotinia minor, S. sclerotiorum) White Rust (Albugo candida) Ultra Flourish Phosphorous acid Confine Extra Rampart Potassium phosphite Fosphite Fungi-phite RootShield Granules Azoxystrobin Actinovate AG OG Endura Azoxystrobin Reason SC.- pt - qt - qt/ gal - qt/ gal - qt.-6 lb/ ½ acre.-.8 fl oz fl oz 6-6 oz - oz -6 oz 6-9 oz 6- fl oz pt app app app 6 oz 6 oz 8 oz fl oz 6-. fl oz 6-. fl oz -6 oz 8. fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 oz.6 fl oz Herbs (Chervil, Cilantro, Coriander, Endive, Fennel, and Parsley (excluding basil) and Other Leafy (excluding lettuces and greens) Bacterial Leaf Spot (Pseudomonas syringae pathovars) Cercospora and Septoria Leaf Blights (Cercospora spp. and Septoria spp.) Downy ildew (Peronospora spp.) No products are currently labeled for bacterial leaf spot of herbs. Hot water treat seed to remove bacteria from the seed surface. See Seed Treatment section of this guide for instructions on how to treat seed. Azoxystrobin Opti Chlorothalonil Chlorothalonil SC Propaconazole Bumper.8 EC Bumper ES Propi-Star EC Tilt Switch 6. WG Actinovate AG OG Aliette Azoxystrobin, 9, 6-. fl oz.-. pt 6-. fl oz -6 oz.8-. lb 8 - pt 8 - fl oz - fl oz 8 - fl oz 8 - fl oz 8 - fl oz 8 - oz - oz - lb -. fl oz -. fl oz 9. fl oz footnote 9 9. fl oz 6 fl oz.8 lb pt fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 oz app 9. fl oz 9. fl oz

22 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Pythium Damping-off (Pythium spp.) Rhizoctonia Damping-off (Rhizoctonia solani) White Rust (Albugo occidentalis) icora Phosphorous acid Confine Extra Rampart Potassium phosphite Fosphite Fungi-phite Helena ProPhyt Presidio Ranman Reason SC Revus ASO ax Sonata OG Tanos Zampro efenoxam Ridomil Gold SL Ultra Flourish Phosphorous acid Confine Extra Rampart Potassium phosphite Fosphite Ranman Rootshield Granules Uniform Phosphorous acid Confine Extra Rampart Potassium phosphite Fosphite Rootshield Granules Serenade Soil Azoxystrobin Presidio Ranman Reason SC,,, 6 oz.-8 fl oz - qt - qt/ gal - qt/ gal - qt - pt - fl oz.8 fl oz.-8. fl oz 8 fl oz -6 qt - lb - qt 8- oz fl oz - pt - pt - qt - qt/ gal - qt/ gal.8 fl oz.-6 lb/ ½ acre. fl oz 6 - qt - qt/ gal - qt/ gal.-6 lb/ ½ acre -6 qt 6-. fl oz 6-. fl oz 8- fl oz - fl oz.8 fl oz.-8. fl oz 6 fl oz app fl oz 6. fl oz.6 fl oz fl oz 8 oz fl oz lb a.i. pt 6. fl oz app app app 9. fl oz 9. fl oz 6 fl oz fl oz 6. fl oz.6 fl oz

23 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Lettuces Bacterial Spot (Xanthomonas campestris pv. vitians) Bottom Rot (Rhizoctonia solani) Botrytis Rot (or Gray old) (Botrytis cinerea) Downy ildew (Bremia lactucae, Peronospora spp.) ASO ax Tanos Actinovate AG OG ASO ax Sonata OG Azoxystrobin Endura Iprodione Iprodione L AG eteor Nevado F Rovral F Botran F At planting Pre-thinning Post-thinning Botran F At planting Pre-thinning Post-thinning Endura Iprodione eteor Nevado F Rovral F erivon Switch 6.WG Azoxystrobin Actigard WG Actinovate AG OG Aliette WDG Alude Kocide Champ Formula Flowable and copper oxychloride,, 9, -6 qt - lb 8- oz - oz -6 qt - lb - qt.-.8 fl oz 6,.-.8 fl oz 6, 8- oz.- pt.- pt.- pt.- pt.6 qt.6-.8 qt.8-. qt lb - lb -. lb 8- oz 6- fl oz.- pt.- pt.- pt 8- fl oz - oz -. fl oz -. fl oz.8- oz - oz - lb. gal/ gal -6 oz.8-. lb.-. pt 8 oz 9. fl oz 9. fl oz oz app app app app. qt 6. qt 6. qt 6. lb 6. lb 6. lb 6 oz fl oz app app app fl oz 6 oz 9. fl oz 9. fl oz oz app 6 oz 6.6 lb pt

24 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Lettuce Drop (Sclerotinia minor, S. sclerotiorum) Powdery ildew (Erysiphe cichoracearum) Badge X OG Nordox WG OG ancozeb anzate Pro-Stick ankocide icora ilstop OG Phosphorous acid Confine Extra Rampart Potassium phosphite Fosphite Fungi-phite Helena ProPhyt Presidio Prev-A Previcur Flex Ranman Reason SC Revus ASO ax Sonata OG Tanos Zampro Botran F At planting Pre-thinning Post-thinning Botran F At planting Pre-thinning Post-thinning Endura Iprodione Iprodione L AG eteor Nevado F Rovral F erivon (S. minor only) Switch 6.WG Actinovate AG OG Azoxystrobin 8,,, 9,. pt.8-. lb - lb.6-. lb - lb.-8 fl oz - lb/ gal - qt - qt/ gal - qt/ gal - qt - pt - fl oz fl oz/gal pt.8 fl oz.-8. fl oz 8 fl oz -6 qt - lb - qt 8- oz fl oz.6 qt.6-.8 qt.8-. qt lb - lb -. lb 8- oz 6- fl oz.- pt.- pt.- pt.- pt 8- fl oz - oz - oz 8. pt 8 lb.8 lb 6 lb app 6 app app fl oz 8 pt 6. fl oz.6 fl oz fl oz 8 oz fl oz. qt 6. qt 6. qt 6. lb 6. lb 6. lb 6 oz fl oz app app app app fl oz 6 oz

25 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Pythium Damping-off (Pythium spp.) Endura ilstop OG erivon Phosphorous acid Confine Extra Rampart Potassium phosphite Fosphite Prev-Am Procure 8 SC Quintec 8 Rally WSP ASO ax Sonata OG Sulfur OG icrothiol Disperss Switch 6.WG Trilogy OG efenoxam Ridomil Gold SL Ultra Flourish Phosphorous acid Confine Extra Rampart Potassium phosphite Fosphite Fungi-phite Previcur Flex Ranman Rootshield Granules Uniform Onions (Dry, Green, Shallots, Spanish), Garlic and Leeks Bacterial Leaf Blight Actigard WG (dry only) (Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. allii, Kentan DF Pseudomonas syringee pv. Kocide porri) Kocide astercop, 9, 8, -. fl oz -. fl oz -6 oz 8- oz 6- fl oz - lb/ gal - fl oz - qt - qt/ gal - qt/ gal fl oz/ gal 6-8 fl oz -6 fl oz oz -6 qt - lb - qt - lb - oz % - pt - pt - qt - qt/ gal - qt/ gal - qt pt.8 fl oz.-6 lb/ ½ acre. fl oz 6.- oz. lb.-. lb. lb.-. pt 9. fl oz 9. fl oz 6 oz oz fl oz fl oz 8 fl oz fl oz app 6 oz lb a.i. pt 6 app 8 pt 6. fl oz app app oz 6 lb lb. lb 9 pt

26 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Botrytis Leaf Blight, Neck rot, Purple blotch, and Stemphylium blight Aliette WDG (dry only) EG Cease Biofungicide OG Chlorothalonil Dry and Garlic Bravo Bravo ZN Chloronil Chlorothalonil Echo Equus SST Equus ZN Intiate Initiate ZN Green, leeks, shallots Bravo Bravo ZN Chloronil Chlorothalonil Echo Equus SST Equus ZN Intiate Initiate ZN Badge X OG Champ DP DRY Champ Formula Kentan DF Kocide Kocide Nordox WG OG Cuprofix Ulta (dry, green, garlic) Cuproxat Helena Prophyt Inspire Super (green) Inspire Super (dry) Iprodione (dry onions only) Iprodione L AG eteor,9,9 - lb 8- oz -6 qt/ gal.9-. lb - pt.-. pt - pt - pt - pt - pt.-. pt - pt.-. pt.-. lb.- pt.-. pt.- pt.- pt.- pt.- pt.-. pt.- pt.-. pt. pt. lb. lb. pt lb lb.-. lb. lb.-. lb.-. lb.-.9 pt pt 6- fl oz 6- fl oz pt pt app oz 8. lb pt 9 pt pt pt. lb a.i. pt 9 pt pt 9 pt 8. lb 9 pt pt 9 pt 9 pt 6. lb a.i. 9 pt pt apps pt. pt 6 lb a.i. 6 lb 6. pt lb 6 lb a.i lb. lb lb 9.6 pt apps 6 fl oz 8 fl oz app app

27 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Nevado F Rovral Flowable ancozeb Dithane F Rainshield Dithane anzate Flowable (dry, garlic, shallot) anzate ax (dry, garlic, shallot) anzate Pro-Stick (dry, garlic, shallot) Penncozeb DF (dry, garlic, shallot) Penncozeb 8WP (dry, garlic, shallot) ankocide (dry only) erivon Omega F Pristine Propiconazole Dry, garlic and shallots Amtide Bumper.8 EC Bumper ES Fitness Tilt Topaz Green and leeks Amtide Bumper.8 EC Bumper ES Fitness Tilt Topaz Opti (dry, garlic only) Opti (green, leek, shallots) Top (dry only) Top (green only) Quilt (dry only) Quilt (green only) Quilt Xcel (dry only) Quilt Xcel (green only) Reason SC Ridomil Gold Bravo (dry, garlic) Ridomil Gold Bravo (green,, 9,,,,,,,,,,, pt pt. qt lb. qt.6-. qt lb - lb - lb. lb 8- fl oz pt.-8. oz -8 fl oz -8 fl oz -8 fl oz -8 fl oz -8 fl oz -8 fl oz -8 fl oz -8 fl oz -8 fl oz -8 fl oz -8 fl oz -8 fl oz 9-. fl oz.6-. pt.6-. pt - fl oz - fl oz -. fl oz -. fl oz -6 fl oz -6 fl oz. fl oz. pt. pt app app qt lb qt qt lb lb lb lb fl oz 6 app oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz 9. fl oz apps apps 6 fl oz fl oz. fl oz. fl oz 6 fl oz 6 fl oz fl oz lb a.i. 6. lb a.i.

28 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Downy ildew (Peronospora destructor) leeks, shallots) Scala SC Serenade ASO OG AX OG Switch 6. WG Tanos Tebconazole Dry, garlic and shallot onsoon Onset.6L Tebustar.6L Toledo.6F Green and leeks onsoon Onset.6L Tebustar.6L Toledo.6F Vangard WG Actigard WG (dry only) Actinovate AG Aliette WDG (dry only) Alude EG Cease Biofungicde OG Chlorothalonil Dry and Garlic Bravo Bravo ZN Chloronil Chlorothalonil Echo Equus SST Equus ZN Intiate Initiate ZN Green, leeks, shallots Bravo Bravo ZN Chloronil Chlorothalonil Echo Equus SST Equus ZN Intiate 9 9,, 9 6- fl oz 9-8 fl oz -6 qt - lb - oz 8 oz -6 fl oz -6 fl oz -6 fl oz -6 fl oz -6 fl oz -6 fl oz -6 fl oz -6 fl oz oz.- oz - oz - lb qt/ gal oz -6 qt/ gal.9-. lb - pt.-. pt - pt - pt - pt - pt.-. pt - pt.-. pt.-. lb.- pt.-. pt.- pt.- pt.- pt.- pt.-. pt.- pt 9. fl oz fl oz 6 oz 8 oz fl oz fl oz fl oz fl oz fl oz fl oz fl oz fl oz 8 oz oz app oz 8. lb pt 9 pt pt pt. lb a.i. pt 9 pt pt 9 pt 8. lb 9 pt pt 9 pt 9 pt 6. lb a.i. 9 pt pt apps

29 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Initiate ZN Badge X Champ DP Dry Champ Formula Kentan DF Kocide Kocide Cuprofix Ultra (dry, green, garlic) Cuproxat Nordox WG OG Forum ancozeb Dithane F Rainshield Dithane anzate Flowable (dry, garlic, shallot) anzate ax (dry, garlic, shallot) anzate ProStick (dry, garlic, shallot) Penncozeb DF (dry, garlic, shallot) Penncozeb 8WP (dry, garlic, shallot) ankocide (dry only) Omega F Phosphorous acid Confine Extra Phostrol (dry only) Rampart Potassium phosphite Fosphite Fungi-phite Helena ProPhyt Presidio Pristine Opti (dry, garlic only) Opti (green, leek, shallots) Quilt Xcel (dry only) Quilt Xcel (green only) 9,,,,,.-. pt. pt. lb. lb. pt lb lb.-. lb. lb.-. lb.-.9 pt.-. lb 6 fl oz. qt lb. qt.6-. qt lb - lb - lb. lb pt - qt.-. pt - qt/ gal - qt/ gal - qt pt - fl oz 8. oz 9-. fl oz.-. pt.-. pt.-6 fl oz.-6 fl oz pt. pt 6 lb a.i. 6 lb 6. pt lb 6 lb a.i. lb. lb lb 9.6 pt fl oz qt lb qt qt lb lb lb lb 6 app app 6 app app fl oz oz 9. fl oz apps apps 6 fl oz 6 fl oz

30 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Pythium Damping-off (Pythium spp.) White Rot (Sclerotinia cepivorum) Reason SC Revus Ridomil Gold Bravo (dry, garlic) Ridomil Gold Bravo (green, leeks, shallots) Ridomil Gold Z WG Ridomil Gold Copper Ridomil Gold Copper Serenade ASO OG AX OG Trilogy OG Zampro efenoxam Ridomil Gold SL Ultra Flourish etalaxyl etastar E Uniform Dry, garlic, shallots only Cannonball WP Dicloran Botran F Botran W Tebconazole onsoon Onset.6L Orious.6F Tebu-crop.6F Tebustar.6L Tebustar.6L OPTI Quilt Xcel Switch 6.WG Thiophanate ethyl 8 WDG Incognito.F Topsin.FL Topsin WDG Topsin WP Topsin WSB,,,,,,,,, 9,. fl oz 8 fl oz. pt. pt. lb lb lb 9-. fl oz -6 qt - lb %/ gal fl oz.- pt 8 - pt 8 - pt 8. fl oz 6 oz -. qt -. lb 6- fl oz. fl oz. fl oz. fl oz. fl oz. fl oz. fl oz.6-. pt.-6 fl oz - oz.-.6 oz 6 fl oz fl oz lb lb lb fl oz fl oz lb a.i. 6. lb a.i. app. lb a.i.. lb a.i. 9. fl oz fl oz lb a.i pt app app oz app app fl oz app app app app app app apps 6 fl oz app app app app app app app

31 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Okra Powdery ildew (Erysiphe cichoracearum) and Cercospora Leaf Spot (Cercospora abelmoschi, C. malayensis) Rhizoctonia Damping-off (Rhizoctonia spp.) Peas (Garden, Green, Sweet) Powdery ildew (Erysiphe pisi) Chlorothalonil Bravo WeatherStix Chloronil EquusSST Kentan DF Kocide Kocide astercop ilstop OG Potassium phosphite Confine Extra Fosphite KPhite Rampart Inspire Super Flowable Top Rally WSP Serenade ASO OG AX OG Sulfur icrothiol Disperss OG Switch 6. WG Trilogy OG,9, 9,. lb. pt. pt. pt.-. lb.-. lb.- lb.-. pt - lb/ gal - qt - qt - qt - qt/gal 6- fl oz 6-. fl oz 8- fl oz.- oz -6 qt - lb - lb - oz.-%/ gal.9 lb pt pt pt. lb. lb lb 9 pt fl oz 6. fl oz. fl oz. lb a.i 6 oz Flowable.-.8 fl oz 6 app Actinovate AG OG Kocide Kocide and copper oxychloride Badge X OG Cuprofix Ultra- Cuproxat Endura astercop - oz.-. lb -. lb.6 lb -. pt.-. lb - lb -.9 pt 8- oz - fl oz.- pt. lb. lb.9 lb.9 pt lb 9.9 lb 9. pt oz fl oz pt

32 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Pythium Damping-off (Pythium spp.) Peas (Southern, Dry) Alternaria Leaf and Pod Spot (Alternaria alternata) Anthracnose (Colletotrichum lindemuthianum) ilstop OG Phosphorous acid Confine Extra Rampart Potassium phosphite Fosphite Fungi-phite Helena ProPhyt Prev-A Pyraclostrobin Headline or headline SC Priaxor Sonata OG Sulfur OG icrofine Sulfur icrothiol Disperss Yellow Jacket Wettable Top Cop with Sulfur Trilogy OG Actinovate AG OG efenoxam Ridomil Gold SL Ultra Flourish Phosphorous acid Confine Extra Rampart Potassium phosphite Fosphite Fungi-phite Helena Prophyt Quilt.66SC Priaxor.SC.6SC Flowable Headline.9 Actinovate AG OG Aproach Chlorathalonil Bravo WeatherStix Thiophanate-methyl Topsin WP Incognito.F 8 WDG Quilt.66SC,,,, - lb/ gal - qt - qt/ gal - qt/ gal - qt - pt fl oz/ gal 6-9 fl oz -8 fl oz - qt.8-6 lb - lb.8-6 lb qt % - oz.- pt 8 - pt 8 - qt - qt/ gal - qt/ gal - qt - pt fl oz -8 fl oz - oz 6.-. fl oz 6-9 fl oz - oz 6- fl oz.-.8 lb.- pt.- lb - fl oz.8-.6 lb fl oz 8 6 app app 8 fl oz 6 fl oz app pt 6 app app app app fl oz 9 fl oz app fl oz. lb 8 pt lb 8 fl oz. lb fl oz

33 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Bacterial Blights (Pseudomonas syringae pv. pisi, P.s. pv. syringae) Botrytis Gray old (Botrytis cinerea) and White old (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum) Damping-off (Pythium spp.) Quilt Xcel Priaxor.SC.6SC Flowable Opti Headline Tilt Copper octanoate Cueva OG Nordox WG OG Kocide Kocide, copper oxychloride Badge X OG Cuprofix-Ultra Cuproxat Copper octanoate Cueva OG Nordox WG OG Proline 8 SC (white mold) Aproach Iprodione Rovral Flowable Thiophanate-methyl Topsin WP Incognito.F 8 WDG.6SC Endura Cannonball WP Switch 6. WG Copper octanoate Cueva OG Ridomil Gold PC GR Ridomil Gold SL etastar E Ultra Flourish Uniform,,,,9,,.- fl oz -8 fl oz - fl oz 6-. fl oz.6-. pt 6-9 fl oz fl oz.- gal.66-. lb.-. lb.-. lb.8 lb - pt.-. lb.- lb.-.9 pt.- gal/gal.6-. lb.-. fl oz 8- fl oz.- pt.- lb - fl oz.8-.6 lb - oz 8- oz oz - oz.- gal/gal. lb 6.-. pt 8 - pt 8 - pt 8. fl. oz 6 8 fl oz apps fl oz app app app fl oz.8 lb. lb 9.8 lb 6.6 pt.6 lb.9 lb. pt app fl oz app lb 8 fl oz. lb fl oz app 8 oz 6 oz app app app app app

34 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Damping-off (Rhizoctonia spp.) Leaf Spots and Blights (Cercospora spp., Alternaria spp., Ascochyta spp.) Powdery ildew (Erysiphe pisi) Rhizocontia Web Blight, Pod Tip Rot, (Rhizoctonia spp.) Rust (Uromyces spp., Phakopsora pachyrhizi) Flowable Headline Blocker F Uniform Aproach Chlorathalonil Bravo WeatherStix.6SC Flowable Opti Headline Endura Priaxor.SC.6SC Headline (dry beans) Nu-Cop DF Phosphorous acid: Fosphite Sulfur 8% OG 9% OG 98% OG Potassium bicarbonate Armicarb OG Tilt Flowable Opti Quilt Quilt Xcel Aproach Proline 8 SC Rally WSP Tebuconazole.6F Folicur.6F Quilt.66SC Priaxor.SC.6SC.8F Opti Headline Chlorathalonil Bravo WeatherStix,,,,,,,,,.-.8 fl oz fl oz 6.-. pt 6. fl oz 6 6- fl oz.-.8 lb.- pt - fl oz 6.-. fl oz.6-. pt 6-9 fl oz 8- oz -8 fl oz - oz 6-9 fl oz. lb - qt/ gal lb lb lb.- lb fl oz 6-. fl oz.6-. fl oz fl oz.- fl oz 6- fl oz. fl oz - oz -6 fl oz fl oz -8 fl oz - oz 6.-. fl oz.6-. pt 6-9 fl oz.-.8 lb.- pt app app app app fl oz. lb 8 pt fl oz app app app app app fl oz app. lb fl oz app app fl oz fl oz fl oz fl oz oz fl oz app app fl oz app app app app 8pt

35 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Peppers Anthracnose Fruit Rot (Colletotrichum spp.) Bacterial Soft Rot (Pectobacterium carotovora subsp. carotovora) Bacterial Seedling Blight (Pseudomonas syringae pv. syringae) Actinovate AG OG Azoxystrobin Top Chlorothalonil Chloronil Echo Equus SST Kocide Kocide, copper oxychloride Badge X OG Cuprofix-Ultra Nordox Flint Inspire Super ankocide astercop Priaxor Serenade Optimum Tanos Top Cop with Sulfur Trilogy, 9,,, - oz 6-. fl oz 8- fl oz 6-. fl oz 8- oz. lb. pt. pt. pt.8-. lb.-. lb -. pt.8-. lb.8- lb - lb - oz fl oz 6- fl oz - lb.- pt -8 fl oz - oz 8- oz qt % 6. fl oz. fl oz 6. fl oz 96 fl oz.9 lb pt 9 lb a.i. pt 9. lb.9 lb. pt.9 lb Cu 9. lb 6 fl oz fl oz fl oz 9 lb pt fl oz oz Tanos, 8- oz oz Actigard WG (Chile only) Actinovate AG OG Agri-ycin OG, Cease Kocide Kocide, copper oxychloride.-.8 oz - oz ppm -6 qt/ gal.8-. lb.-. lb.6 lb 6 oz 9. lb.9 lb. lb

36 Table. Recommended pesticides, rates and pesticide use restrictions for selected vegetable crops The symbol OG indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic aterials Review Institute (ORI) as Disease (Pathogen) Product Choices and Product ode Rate PHI aximum of Action Group Use Bacterial Spot (Xanthomonas spp.) Blossom End Rot (BER) Badge X OG Cuprofix-Ultra Cuproxat Nordox ankocide astercop ASO Optimum AX Tanos Top Cop with Sulfur Actigard WG (Chile only) Actinovate AG OG Agri-ycin OG, Cease Kocide Kocide, copper oxychloride Badge X OG Cuprofix-Ultra Cuproxat Nordox ankocide astercop ASO Optimum AX Tanos,, -. pt.8-. lb.8- lb.-.8 pt - lb - lb.- pt -6 qt - oz - lb 8- oz qt.-.8 oz - oz ppm -6 qt/ gal.8-. lb.-. lb.6 lb -. pt.8-. lb.8- lb.-.8 pt - lb - lb.- pt -6 qt - oz - lb 8- oz qt. pt.9 lb Cu 9. lb 8. pt 9 lb pt oz 6 oz 9. lb.9 lb. lb. pt.9 lb Cu 9. lb 8. pt 9 lb pt oz Top Cop with Sulfur Blossom-end rot results from a calcium (Ca) deficiency in young, rapidly expanding pepper fruit tissues. The disorder can be intensified by excess nitrogen. Have soil and water tested for Ca levels prior to planting. Foliar applications of Ca fertilizers are not likely to prevent or reduce BER incidence, as Ca ions are not actively mobilized from the leaf downward to the fruits.

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