Pine Moth Spray
 

I got an article on Pine Moths in Nebraska from the
University's web site here and it lists several sprays that
are effective in controlling the 3 species of moths which
can destroy a pine tree (I did, in fact, lose 1 "Austrian"
pine last year). Problem: most of the chemicals they
recommend must be applied by licensed applicators......(who
almost NEVER show up.) The article lists "dimethoate" and
does not indicate that its use is restriced as Lindane and
some of the others are. Anybody know of a "Brand Name" for
dimethoate?
TIA-- Ed S with a brand new respirator....... and an MT
sprayer :o(

"Ed Sievers" wrote in message
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I got an article on Pine Moths in Nebraska from the University's web site
here and it lists several sprays that are effective in controlling the 3
species of moths which can destroy a pine tree (I did, in fact, lose 1
"Austrian" pine last year). Problem: most of the chemicals they recommend
must be applied by licensed applicators......(who almost NEVER show up.)
The article lists "dimethoate" and does not indicate that its use is
restriced as Lindane and some of the others are. Anybody know of a "Brand
Name" for dimethoate?
TIA-- Ed S with a brand new respirator....... and an MT sprayer :o(



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Tom

Yup......I thought of that a couple of hrs after my post,
and you are so right Tom! There must be 15 different brand
names listed. Next time I'll try it BEFORE I post :o)
Thanks, Ed S.
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"Ed Sievers" wrote in message
...
I got an article on Pine Moths in Nebraska from the
University's web site here and it lists several sprays
that are effective in controlling the 3 species of moths
which can destroy a pine tree (I did, in fact, lose 1
"Austrian" pine last year). Problem: most of the
chemicals they recommend must be applied by licensed
applicators......(who almost NEVER show up.) The article
lists "dimethoate" and does not indicate that its use is
restriced as Lindane and some of the others are. Anybody
know of a "Brand Name" for dimethoate?
TIA-- Ed S with a brand new respirator....... and an MT
sprayer :o(



Google! Think "Google". ; )


http://pmep.cce.cornell.edu/profiles...hoate-ext.html

--
Tom

You're welcome, Ed.

Tom

"Ed Sievers" wrote in message
...
Yup......I thought of that a couple of hrs after my post, and you are so
right Tom! There must be 15 different brand names listed. Next time I'll
try it BEFORE I post :o) Thanks, Ed S.
"- Tom -" wrote in message
news:pGXce.3802$yd1.2972@trndny01...

"Ed Sievers" wrote in message
...
I got an article on Pine Moths in Nebraska from the University's web site
here and it lists several sprays that are effective in controlling the 3
species of moths which can destroy a pine tree (I did, in fact, lose 1
"Austrian" pine last year). Problem: most of the chemicals they
recommend must be applied by licensed applicators......(who almost NEVER
show up.) The article lists "dimethoate" and does not indicate that its
use is restriced as Lindane and some of the others are. Anybody know of
a "Brand Name" for dimethoate?
TIA-- Ed S with a brand new respirator....... and an MT sprayer :o(



Google! Think "Google". ; )


http://pmep.cce.cornell.edu/profiles...hoate-ext.html

--
Tom