Registrations for SWD in 2019 are below. Insecticides are only part of managing SWD. Growers need to use as many of these management tools as possible:
- Harvest regularly and thoroughly
- Cool fruit immediately after harvest
- Sanitation: remove unmarketable fruit from the field or crush it in the alleys
- Prune, trellis or manage the crop canopy to improve harvest efficiency and spray coverage
- When applying insecticides make sure to get excellent coverage; slow down, calibrate your machine, apply when SWD is active (morning and evening), and re-apply weekly and after it rains
- Rotate through the different chemical groups
SWD Registrations June 2019 V2
(Updated June 26, 2019)
1 Re-entry interval
2 Pick-your-own re-entry interval
3 Re-entry interval for hand harvest, pruning, training, thinning
Please note: this is a reference sheet and does not replace the labels. Continue to check the product labels for more specific instructions and uses.
*Crop groups:
13-07A Caneberries includes raspberries and blackberries and other brambles.
13-07B Bushberries includes blueberries, currants, gooseberries, saskatoon berries, sea buckthorn, elderberries, etc.
12-09 Stone fruit includes apricot, sweet and sour cherry, nectarine, peach, plum
Spotted wing drosophila is a serious pest in Ontario and suppression products may not provide acceptable levels of control. Do not make more than 2 consecutive applications of Group 5 insecticides.
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