SVB thinkings
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- From: J* B*
- Date: Sat, 1 Jul 2000 23:48:21 -0500
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My patch this year has SVB, first time that I've noticed,
thought that I was immune to them SOB's but I am wrong. I've killed three moths
and watched one fly away.
I'm giving my kids 5 cents for each egg they pick and $1 for
each moth they kill. I'm out over $8 (no moths though, my kids know a good
thing when they have it :). I don't think this will do the
trick.
Frank Perigrine from nearby Madison wrote that he injects
nematodes and has good success with it. Question for you Frank; "Do
you use any other pesticides for other insects? If you do, will the
pesticide have any effect, to be concerned about, for the
nematodes?"
Open Question for the list; "What kind of happenings
could be expected if a grower injected pesticide into the vine? What about a
solution of a grub killer? Is there such a product on the
market?
Is a product containing pyrethrins considered organic?
Would that work as a pesticide to control the SVBs ?
Thank-you for any thinkings you share with me.
Best plant is a healthy (so far) Hester 743, ~ 10 feet, first
female is as small as a BB.
John "Cornhusk" Barlow
Southwestern Wisconsin (Gays Mills)
616 pounds in 1996 (first year luck
!)
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