Walnut Blight Control Investigations 2004 (Xanthomonas campestris pv juglandis)

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Walnut Blight Control Investigations 2004 (Xanthomonas campestris pv juglandis) 5 101 Sa c ra m e nto Rive r 80 San Francisco Oakland 580 Sacramento YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK Stockton 680 Sunnyvale San Jose 101 San Joaquin Rive r 5 Fresno KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARK SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK 101 Los Angeles Long Beach DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL MONUMENT CALIFORNIA Pasadena San Diego San Bernardino Riverside 15 40 10 8 Colorado Rive r Richard P. Buchner - University of California Farm Advisor William H. Olson - University of California Farm Advisor Steven E. Lindow - Professor Plant Pathology UC Berkeley Jim E. Adaskaveg - Professor Plant Pathology UC Riverside

BLIGHT BUSTERS

2003 Blight Damage Compared to Spray Application Timing Vina Variety, Butte County, California One week after terminal bud break 1 In-Season Sprays 2 % Blight 3 3/31/03 4/8/03 4/15/03 4/21/03 5/1/03 5/15/03 5/26/03 x x x x x x x 0.95 c x x x x x x 1.24 c x x x x x 0.97 c x x x x 1.14 c x x x 4.7 c x x 4.39 c x 25.46 b x 2 Nontreated 24.44 b x x x x x x 1.1 c 57.4 a 1 Kocide + Manex + Breakthru 2 Kocide + Manex 3 Duncan s Multiple Range Test for Treatment Mean at the 5% level.

Natural and Simulated Rainfall for Tehama County, 2004 Date Estimated Amount Condition Date Estimated Amount Condition 3/25 0.64 Natural 1 4/22 0.36 (6 hrs) Simulated 3/26 0.01 Natural 4/29-4/30 1.80 (30 hrs) Simulated 3/30 0.03 Natural 5/7 0.34 Natural 4/6 0.36 (6 hrs) Simulated 2 5/8 0.96 (16 hrs) Simulated 4/10 0.60 (10 hrs) Simulated 5/10 0.06 Natural 4/13 0.36 (6 hrs) Simulated 5/17 0.15 Natural 4/16 0.02 Natural 5/18 0.11 Natural 4/17 0.36 (6 hrs) Simulated 5/19 1.80 (30 hrs) Simulated 4/19 0.04 Natural 5/27 0.01 Natural 4/20 0.03 Natural 5/28 0.01 Natural 4/21 0.02 Natural 1 Natural rain 13 events for 1.47 inches. Measured off site using the local CIMIS station. 2 Simulated rain 8 events for 6.60 inches. Total rainfall = 8.07 inches.

2004 Blight Damage Compared to Spray Application Timing Ashley Variety, Tehama County, California 7 days after Pistillate Simulated Percent Budbreak In Season Sprays 2 Rain Blight 5 3/19/04 3/24 4/5 4/12 4/21 4/28 5/6 5/17 1 X X X X X X X Yes 12.77 b 6 2 X 1 X X X Yes 12.03 b 3 X 1 X X Yes 11.22 b 4 X 1 X Yes 14.28 b 5 X 1 Yes 13.45 b 6 X X X Yes 10.92 b 7 X X Yes 18.96 b 8 X Yes 14.87 b 9 X 2 X Yes 11.68 b 10 Untreated (sprinkler) 3 Yes 30.39 a 11 Untreated (natural) 4 No 12.03 1 Kocide 2000 + Manex + Breakthru: 6 lbs. + 58 oz. + 64 oz./ac. 2 Kocide 2000 + Manex: 6 lbs. + 64 oz./ac. 3 Untreated under simulated rain using over tree sprinklers 4 Untreated under natural conditions (random trees outside sprinkler plot) 5 Canopy counts for blighted walnuts 6/8/04 6 Duncans multiple range test for treatment Means at the 5% level

Natural and Simulated Rainfall for Butte County, 2004 Date Estimated Amount Condition Date Estimated Amount Condition 3/19 0.5 Simulated 1 4/30 0.5 Simulated 3/23 0.5 Simulated 5/7 0.5 Simulated 3/25 0.4 Natural 2 5/8 0.09 Natural 3/29 0.5 Simulated 5/10 0.2 Natural 4/9 0.5 Simulated 5/18 0.02 Natural 4/16 0.5 Simulated 5/20 0.5 Simulated 4/17 0.08 Natural 5/22 0.14 Natural 4/18 0.04 Natural 5/25 0.1 Natural 4/19 0.06 Natural 5/28 0.02 Natural 4/23 0.5 Simulated 6/1 0.01 Natural 4/24 0.46 Natural 1 Simulated rain 9 events for 4.5 inches. 2 Natural rain 12 events for 1.66 inches. Total rainfall = 6.12 inches.

2004 Blight Damage Compared to Spray Application Timing Vina Variety, Butte County, California One week after terminal bud break 1 In-Season Sprays 2 % Blight 3 3/29/04 4/6/04 4/14/04 4/22/04 4/30/04 5/7/04 5/19/04 x x x x x x x 11 c x x x x x x 11.8 c x x x x x 10.6 c x x x x 17.4 bc x x x 15 bc x x 21 abc x 21.2 abc x 2 23.8 ab Nontreated 31.6 a 1 Kocide + Manex + Breakthru 2 Kocide + Manex 3 Duncan s Multiple Range Test for Treatment Mean at the 5% level.

Nordox 30/30 Evaluation Tehama County, 2004 Treatment Nut Drop 1 % Blight 2 1. Kocide 2000: 6 lbs./ac. 54.0 a 21.55 ab 5 2. Kocide 2000 + Manex: 6 lbs. + 58 oz./ Ac. 59.2 a 12.77 b 3. Nordox 30/30: 10 lbs./ac. (3.3 lbs. ai.) 31.0 a 12.49 b 4. Nordox 30/30: 13 lbs./ac. (4.3 lbs. ai.) 35.8 a 17.77 b 5. Untreated (sprinkler) 3 92.4 a 30.39 a 6. Untreated (natural) 4 14.2 12.03 1 Number of blighted nuts on the orchard floor 6/8/04 2 Canopy counts for blighted walnuts 6/8/04 3 Untreated under simulated rain using over tree sprinklers 4 Untreated under natural conditions (random trees outside sprinkler plot) 5 Duncans multiple range test for treatment means at the 5% level

Tanos Evaluation Tehama County, 2004 Treatment Nut Drop 1 % Blight 2 1. Kocide 2000: 6 lbs./ac. 54.0 a 21.55 ab 6 2. Kocide 2000 + Manex: 6 lbs. + 58 oz./ac. 59.2 a 12.77 b 3. Kocide 2000 + Tanos 3 : 6 lbs. + 8 oz./ac. 68.2 a 15.26 b 4. Untreated (sprinkler) 4 92.4 a 30.39 a 5. Untreated (natural) 5 14.2 12.03 1 Number of blighted nuts on the orchard floor 6/8/04 2 Canopy counts for blighted walnuts 6/8/04 3 Tanos is a registered trademark of DuPont containing 25% Cynoxanil and 25% Famoxadone 4 Untreated under simulated rain using over tree sprinklers 5 Untreated under natural conditions (random trees outside sprinkler plot) 6 Duncan s multiple range test for treatment means at the 5% level

Serenade Evaluation Butte County, 2004 Material # % Treatment rates/ac. Sprays Blight Phyto 1. First Pistillate bud appearance: Champ DP + Manex 4.5 lbs. + 58 oz. 1 13.6 d None Inseason: Champ DP + Manex 4.5 lbs. + 58 oz. 3 2. First Pistillate bud appearance: Champ DP + Manex 5.33 lbs. + 58 oz. 1 17.2 cd None Inseason: Champ DP + Manex 5.33 lbs. + 58 oz. 3 3. First Pistillate bud appearance: Kocide 2000 + Manex 6 lbs. + 58 oz. 1 17.4 cd None Inseason: Kocide 2000 + Manex 6 lbs. + 58 oz. 3 4. First Pistillate bud appearance: Serenade AS 6 qts. 1 30.4 cd None Inseason: Serenade AS 6 qts. 3 5. First Pistillate bud appearance: Serenade AS + Kocide 2000 6 qts. + 6 lbs. 1 30.4 abc None Inseason: Serenade AS + Kocide 2000 6 qts. + 6 lbs. 3 6. First Pistillate bud appearance: Kocide 2000 + Manex 6 lbs. + 58 oz. 1 22.8 bcd None Inseason Alternate: Serenade AS 6 qts. 1 Inseason Alternate: Kocide 2000 + Manex 6 lbs. + 58 oz. 1 Inseason Alternate: Serenade AS 6 qts. 1 7. First Pistillate bud appearance: Kocide 2000 6 lbs. 1 35.2 ab None Inseason: Kocide 2000 6 lbs. 3 6. Untreated Control (natural conditions) 0 31.6 abc None 1 Treatment means followed by a common letter are significantly different from each other at the 5% level according to Duncan s Multiple Range Test for mean separation. Note: each treatment was followed by 0.5 simulated rainfall.

Kocide 2000 Rate Evaluation Treatment Nut Drop 1 % Blight 2 1. Kocide 2000 54.0 a 21.55 ab 5 2. Kocide 2000 + Manex: 6 lbs. 59.2 a 12.77 b 3. Kocide 2000 + Manex: 4 lbs. 23.2 a 15.76 b 4. Kocide 2000 + Manex: 2 lbs. 39.0 a 13.68 b 5. Untreated (sprinkler) 3 92.4 a 30.39 a 6. Untreated (natural) 4 14.2 12.03 1 Number of blighted nuts on the orchard floor 6/8/04 2 Canopy counts for blighted walnuts 6/8/04 3 Untreated under simulated rain using over tree sprinklers 4 Untreated under natural conditions (random trees outside sprinkler plot) 5 Duncan s multiple range test for treatment means at the 5% level

Summary Longer simulated rain events compensate for poor sprinkler distribution uniformity resulting in more uniform leaf wetness. Starting to measure a disease carry over effect. Poor disease control in the first year will carry over to poor disease control in the second year even with a good walnut blight control program. Early sprays play a key role in blight control. Tanos and Nordox 30/30 look promising; Serenade AS does not. Reducing the rate of Kocide 2000 from 6 lbs. to 2 lbs. with Manex looks promising. Copper plus Manex still the best we have.

10.00 9.00 8.00 7.00 6.00 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 0.00 NOW Tehama Almonds 2002 Buchner, Gilles & Humphreys 5/13/2002 5/20/2002 5/27/2002 6/3/2002 6/10/2002 6/17/2002 6/24/2002 7/1/2002 7/8/2002 7/15/2002 7/22/2002 7/29/2002 8/5/2002 8/12/2002 8/19/2002 8/26/2002 9/2/2002 9/9/2002 9/16/2002 9/23/2002 9/30/2002 First Biofix 5/16/02 Second Biofix 7/7/02 Third Biofix 8/5/02 940 DD 644 DD Date Eggs/Day Eggs per Day

220.00 200.00 180.00 160.00 140.00 120.00 100.00 80.00 60.00 40.00 20.00 0.00 NOW Wray Almonds 2004 Buchner, Gilles & Humphreys 4/22/2004 4/29/2004 5/6/2004 5/13/2004 5/20/2004 5/27/2004 6/3/2004 6/10/2004 6/17/2004 6/24/2004 7/1/2004 7/8/2004 7/15/2004 7/22/2004 7/29/2004 8/5/2004 8/12/2004 8/19/2004 8/26/2004 9/2/2004 9/9/2004 9/16/2004 9/23/2004 9/30/2004 First Biofix 4/22/04 Second Biofix 7/1/04 Third Biofix 8/2/04 Fourth Biofix 9/6/04 959 DD 644 DD 680 DD Date Eggs per Day

NOW overwinters inside mummy nuts on the tree and in trash nuts left on the ground. Remove mummy nuts still on trees Remove nuts from the tree row Shred trash nuts before mid March Push the population down

NOW is a scavenger insect that feeds on damaged nuts. Good codling moth, walnut blight and sunburn control Push the population down

NOW will feed on sound walnuts after hull split. Monitor with egg traps??? Early hull split spray Rapid harvest after hull split Push the population down

Navel Orange Worm Control Tehama 2004 Treatment Material Rates/Ac. Application 1.Intrepid 2F + CS7 16 oz. + 16 oz Early Hull Split 8/30/04 2.Imidan 70-W 1 5.5 lbs. Early Hull Split 8/30/04 3.DiPel DF (Single spray) 1.0 lb. Early Hull Split 8/30/04 4.DiPel DF (Double spray) 1.0 lb. Early Hull Split 8/30/04 & 9/8/04 5.Control 1 Water ph at 5.5 using trifol

2004 Worm Damage for the Speed Sprayer Plots % NOW % NOW % NOW % Codling Treatment 1 # nuts Larvae Damage Total Moth 1. Intrepid 997 2.11 1.00 3.11 3.01 2. Imidan 996 3.61 1.71 5.32 3.21 3. Bt 1 application 994 4.23.70 4.93 4.93 4. Bt 2 applications 994 4.02 2.11 6.14 4.12 5. Control 998 3.11 3.01 6.11 4.61 1 Applications on 8/30/04 and 9/8/04 for the second Bt spray. Harvest 9/22/04.