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'Bush Blue Lake 94' snap beans were planted Jun 1 at the Agricultural Experiment Station, Rosemount, MN. Plots were 3-row, 35 ft long, arranged in a randomized complete block with 3 replications. Ten plants from the center of each row were artificially infested the morning of Jul 23 with 2 egg masses/plant of European corn borer in the 'blackhead' stage of development. Egg hatch occured during mid-day and first spray applications were made during late afternoon. Subsequent applications were made either 5 or 10 days following egg hatch. All applications were made using a CO.-powered sprayer delivering 20 gal/acre at ca 25 psi . Evaluations of the plots were made Aug 12 by harvesting the center 10 ft of each plot and recording the presence of larvae and the extent of stem and pod tunneling.

Effect of Application Timing on Control of European Corn Borer Damage to Snap Bean, 1982