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Wood-ash from cocoa tree was evaluated in the field for efficacy in control of pests of garden eggs. The experiment, which was carried out in a randomized complete block design, had four replicates with each consisting of five main plots, i.e. four treated and one untreated. Individual plots consisted of four rows with each row containing three plants at a spacing of 60 cm x 60 cm. Treatments commenced two weeks after transplanting and were carried out at a bi-weekly interval until plants were twelve weeks old. Dimethoate 20 EC was used at a rate of 80 g Al/ha to assess the efficacy of the ash. Treatments consisted of T0 = untreated; T1 = Ash used throughout period of study; T2 = Ash used till 4 weeks i.e. when flower formation commenced, and dimethoate used for remainder of study; T3 = dimethoate used throughout period of study.

Evaluation of Wood-Ash for Garden Egg Borer and Leafminer Control, Ghana, 1990