Would oxytetracycline be an effective economical alternative in those
borderline instances?
Mo Tougas
On Fri, Mar 20, 2015 at 10:18 PM, Smith, Timothy J smit...@wsu.edu wrote:
HI Brian,
Yes, that would work well. Kasumin has worked well in Michigan.
Tim
*From:*
No resistance from bloom sprays is good news. I have had no control
problems with copper prior to green tip, strep timed by Maryblyt,
Apogee to minimize pruning/harden shoots to possible shoot blight,
and control of aphids/leafhoppers at petal fall/1st cover. A few
years
