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This test was conducted in a 6 year old Early Elberta peach orchard at the WSU Tree Fruit Research Center, Wenatchee. Moderate and low populations of the peach silver and predatory mite were present prior to spray applications. Plots consisted of 4 single tree replicates in a completely random design. Plots were sprayed with a hand gun to the point of drip at 400-500 psi. Weekly samples consisted of 25 leaves/tree (100 leaves/plot). Leaves were brushed in a mite brushing machine in the laboratory onto a glass plate. The number of mites were counted with aide of a microscope, the number converted to mites per leaf and recorded.

Control of Peach Silver Mite, 1980