RE: Nylon netting


Tell me about diazinon and nematodes? Is this something one treats the
soil with before planting? Your netting idea sounds a bit nightmarish. I
just think one has to have access to the plant.

Joe

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>From: 	nevus@ideasign.com[SMTP:nevus@ideasign.com]
>Sent: 	Wednesday, February 11, 1998 1:59 AM
>To: 	pumpkins@mallorn.com
>Subject: 	Re: Nylon netting
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>Mills, Joe wrote:
>> 
>> Your borers are probably in the ground. I can only imagine this net
>> getting in the way of your spraying. I am developing a more aggressive
>> spraying technique (wetting down main vines, underneath as well, plus
>> dusting with seven on main vines, secondary vines get wetting down only,
>> forget the mist type of spraying and forget spraying the leaves, think
>> of damage control instead of elimination, keep yourself on the main
>> vine, concentrate your best efforts there, you can lose a side vine or a
>> leaf and stem and still be in the game. just some thoughts)
>> 
>> Joe Mills
>> 
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>> >From:  nevus@ideasign.com[SMTP:nevus@ideasign.com]
>> >Sent:  Tuesday, February 10, 1998 4:17 AM
>> >To:    Pumpkin Mailing List
>> >Subject:       Nylon netting
>> >
>> >Does anyone know of a source for fine mesh nylon netting that I could
>> >use as row cover to keep off the squash vine borer moth?  I'd like to
>> >try this instead of Reemay or similar fabric which will decrease light
>> >transmission.
>> >--
>> >Regards,
>> >
>> >Chris Wilbers
>> >Sioux Falls, SD
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>Joe,
>
>I think granular diazinon and/or beneficial nematodes may be able to
>eliminate borers from the soil in my patch at least.  Then mosquito
>netting could keep off the new ones.  Also would allow me to completely
>control pollination without having to tie or bag each flower.  What do
>you (and others) think?
>-- 
>Regards,
>
>Chris Wilbers
>Sioux Falls, SD
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