Pesticide Application Research Demonstrated at a Field Day Event

Authors

Michael A. Fidanza, Pennsylvania State UniversityFollow
Bruce B. Clarke, Rutgers, The State University of New JerseyFollow
Michael L. Agnew, Syngenta Professional ProductsFollow
John E. Kaminski, University of ConnecticutFollow

Volume

45

Issue

1

Abstract

single fungicide was applied through four nozzle-types and four water-carrier volumes targeting a common foliar disease in turfgrass. Most golf course superintendents surveyed use the same nozzle-type for all pesticide applications, but this field study indicated better disease control from the fungicide applied through certain nozzle-types and water-carrier volumes. As a result, most superintendents intended to make improvements to their pesticide application programs, and many had a highly favorable view of including this type of research at future field day events.

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Recommended Citation

Fidanza, M. A., Clarke, B. B., Agnew, M. L., & Kaminski, J. E. (2007). Pesticide Application Research Demonstrated at a Field Day Event. The Journal of Extension, 45(1), Article 23. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/joe/vol45/iss1/23