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An established commercial cranberry bog in Taunton, MA, was treated with 4 materials under investigation as alternatives to propargite for Southern red mite control. Plots were 1 by lm in size, separated by 20-cm buffer strips, and arranged with five replicates per treatment in a Latin-square design. All treatments were made at 100 gallons per acre and 40 psi with a stainless steel backpack CO2 pressurized sprayer. All plots were treated on 20 Aug, following pre-treatment sample collections. All plots except pyridaben were retreated on 29 Aug. Check plots were sprayed with water only. Evaluations involved examination of 25 uprights per plot for all mite stages under a dissecting microscope, on 20 (pretreatment), 21, 29 (before 2nd treatment), and 30 Aug, 5 and 10 Sep, and on 16 and 30 Sep for untreated check and pyridaben plots only. The bog was flooded for harvest between 21 and 28 Sep.

Low-Risk Miticides for Control of Southern Red Mite on Cranberry, 1996