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Alfalfa Weevil
MT199602AG
$0.00
1996
This comprehensive guide details the life history and signs of alfalfa weevils, plus the degree day and economic computations for pest management.
MT200503AG
$0.00
2005
This is a general identification guide for aphids found in Montana that can have an economic impact on crops. It includes pictorial keys of economic aphids by crop and species, and details on aphid pests for grain, alfalfa, potato and soybean crops.
MT200810AG
$0.00
2008
Pesticides are an essential tool for many pest management strategies across Montana. Perspectives vary as to the dangers that are posed by the use of these chemicals. This publication was created to aid applicators in understanding their pesticide's toxicological characteristics.
Bedbugs in Montana
MT199406AG
$0.00
1994
MT200209AG
$0.00
2002
Blister beetles (meloid beetles) are leaf-feeding insects that secrete a liquid that can cause blisters, and can be toxic when accidentally fed to livestock in forage. Of nine species observed in Montana, only one has been reported to have damaged crops. This fact sheet describes the species found in Montana and discusses the risks of crop damage and livestock poisoning.
MT200212AG
$0.00
2002
Brown wheat mite is a pest of wheat and barley of particular concern during drought and dry weather cycles in Montana. The mite also transmits barley yellow streak mosaic virus (BaYSMV), a pathogen.
MT200014AG
$0.00
2000
MT200915AG
$0.00
2009
Applicators often find calibrating ground sprayers challenging. Short cut methods to calibration were developed to remedy this situation. This publication was created as an aid to understanding the variety of short cut methods that are available for ground spraying equipment.
MT200015AG
$0.00
2000
MT200914AG
$0.00
2009
Improperly calibrated pesticide equipment may cause either too little or too much pesticide to be applied. This can be averted with an organized approach to calibration that includes ample time, the correct tools, and a fundamental understanding of calibration.
MT200406AG
$0.00
2004
Cereal Leaf Beetle poses an economic threat, mainly to spring-seeded small grain crops such as wheat, barley and oats. Hot, dry, drought conditions are unfavorable for this pest. Monitoring for adult activity, eggs and the damaging larval stage are important for making management decisions.
MT200805AG
$0.00
2008
Pesticides are part of a routine pest management strategy for most pet owners. Animal safety on your property and the surrounding area should be integrated into any management decisions you make. Accidental animal poisonings can be prevented by following these guidelines.
MT198706AG
$0.00
1987
Lists all common pesticides, insecticides and fungicides along with all details on how the chemical reacts and should be stored for winter weather.
Common Aphids on Small Grains in Montana
EB0039
$0.00
1988
Fate of 2, 4-D Dicamba and Picloram in the Environment
MT199706AG
$0.00
1997
Describes factors that determine what happens to certain herbicides in the atmosphere, water, plants and soils so the herbicides may be used in ways that limit environmental risks.
Fly Management in Homes
MT199004AG
$0.00
1990
MT200405AG
$0.00
2004
While soil-applied herbicides can be quite valuable in weed control, misuse can cause crop injury or failure to control weeds. This guide is an overview of factors that influence the fate, effectiveness and persistence of soil-applied herbicides.
Hessian Fly
1CI31
$0.00
1983
MT200912AG
$0.00
2009
Horn flies are an important blood feeding insect on range and pasture cattle in Montana. They are responsible for production losses in mature cattle and lower weaning weights in calves. Producers can minimize these losses by using one of the control tactics listed in this guide.
2FM192
$0.00
Use this form for identifying plant diseases and insects. (Reprinted 2002)
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