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A field efficacy trial was performed to evaluate eight insecticide formulations for the control of mole cricket nymphs. Plots 20 x 20 ft were established on a heavily infested bermudagrass driving range at Oyster Bay Golf Links near Sunset Beach in Brunswick County, NC. Treatments were replicated four times and randomly assigned to the plots in an RCBD. All insecticides were applied as peak hatch treatments late in the afternoon on 5 Jul. All granular formulations were applied using a Scotts Easy hand-held granular spreader. Conditions were overcast and the soil was moist from 0.25 inch of irrigation applied just prior to application. Air temperature was 80oF and the 4-inch soil temperature was 83oF. Following application, the driving range irrigation system was used to apply 0.25 inch of postapplication irrigation to the entire test site. The test site received a 0.6-inch rain shower approximately 3 h after application, and an additional 0.4 inch of rain the next day. Soil at the site was classified as Wando fine sand with pH of 6.8, 0.22% humic matter, and a CEC of 4.4. Turfgrass at the site was managed following standard fairway management practices. Species composition was determined by soapy water flush sampling as 23.5% TMC and 76.5% SMC.

SURFACE-APPLIED INSECTICIDES FOR THE CONTROL OF MOLE CRICKET NYMPHS IN TURF, 2000