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Twelve insecticides were evaluated for performance in controlling the named grain aphids, with applications made 4 Oct to soft white winter wheat (growth stage: 2-5 tiller) grown on the Washington State Univ., Irr. Agric. Res. &amp; Ext. Center, Roza Farm, Prosser, WA. Treatments were applied using a CO2 plot sprayer (8001 nozzles with 100 mesh screen) mounted on a bicycle-wheeled carriage. Sprayer output was 19 gal/acre at 30 psi. Plots were 4 × 15 ft (4 rows on 12 inch row spacing), replicated 5 times in a randomized complete block design. Plots were planted 2 Sep (seeding rate: 45 lb/acre). Treatments were evaluated at 3, 8, and 17 DAT, based on aphids/tiller (20 tillers/plot) sampled at random, field-bagged, and subsequently transferred to a Berlese funnel to extract the aphids. Plots were harvested on 10-11 Aug using a Hege combine.

Control of Russian Wheat Aphid and Bird Cherry-Oat Aphid on Winter Wheat in the Fall, 1988