Progress 01/01/01 to 12/31/01
Outputs
During 2001, the following 18 projects were completed: Cyprodinil & Fludioxonil, snap beans; two projects Cyprodinil & Fludioxonil, lima beans; two projects BAS 510 & 500, spinach; two projects Emamectin Benzoate, cucumber; Cyromazine, snap beans; Pyriproxifen, onion; Cyprodinil & Fludioxonil, lettuce; Diflubenzuron, peanut; Imidicloprid, chive; azoxystrobin, chive; azoxystrobin, dill; two projects methoxyfenozide, lima beans; BAS 510, lima beans; BAS 500 & 510, tomato. Also, ten ornamental projects were completed. Maryland sent representatives to the following IR-4 meetings: National Training Session in San Antonio, TX; IR-4 Food Use Workshop in Fort Collins, CO; and the Annual Meeting in Tulsa, OK. One article was written about IR-4 for the 2001 IPM Progress Report for the University of Maryland.
Impacts
This work will help to ensure that vegetable crop growers in Maryland and other states have access to effective products for insect pest control.
Publications
- No publications reported this period
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Progress 01/01/00 to 12/31/00
Outputs
During 2000 the IR-4 program at Salisbury, Maryland, was designated a mini-center for the Northeastern region and a full time field director was hired to complete the projects. These projects included the following: BAS 500, cabbage, bifenazate, cucumber, cyfluthrin/tebupirimphos, cabbage; cyproidini/fludioxonil, carrots; cyproidini/fludioxonil, chives; cyromazine, lima beans; fenbuconazole, pepper; thiamethoxam, lima beans; thiamethoxam, snap beans; thiamethoxam, carrot; and thiamethoxam, raddish. Also, twelve ornamental projects were completed; flumioxazin, Rhododendrom, flumioxazin, Azalea Rhododendrom; flumioxazin, Daylilly; flumioxazin, Lily Turf 'Big Boy'; flumioxazin, Rhododendron 'Roseum elegans'; flumioxazin, Juniper 'Blue Pacific'; flumioxazin Boxwood (Buxus); flumioxazin Holly (Ilex glabra 'compacta'); flumioxazin, Holly (Ilex crenata 'green luster'); flumioxazin, Holly (Ilex crenata compacta); and flumioxazin, Clethra alnifolia 'Ruby Spice' pending. The
facility was inspected by EPA and received high marks.
Impacts
(N/A)
Publications
- No publications reported this period
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Progress 01/01/99 to 12/31/99
Outputs
During 2000 the IR-4 program at Salisbury, Maryland, was designated a mini-center for the Northeastern region and a full-time field director was hired to complete the projects. These projects included the following: BAS 500, cabbage; bifenazate, cucumber; cyfluthrin/tebupirimphos, cabbage; cyproidini/fludioxonil, cabbage; cyproidini/fludioxonil, carrots; cyproidini/fludioxonil, chives; cyromazine, lima beans; fenbuconazole, pepper; thiamethoxam, lima beans; thiamethoxam, snap beans; thiamethoxam, carrot; and thiamethoxam, raddish. Also, twelve ornamental projects were completed: flumioxazin, Rhododendrom; flumioxazin, Azalea Rhododendrom; flumioxazin, Daylilly; flumioxazin, Lily Turf 'Big Boy'; flumioxazin, Rhododendron 'Roseum elegans'; flumioxazin, Juniper 'Blue Pacific'; flumioxazin, Boxwood (Buxus); flumioxazin, Holly (Ilex glabra 'compacta'); flumioxazin, Holly (Ilex crenata 'green luster'); flumioxazin, Holly (Ilex crenata compacta); and flumioxazin, Clethra
alnifolia 'Ruby Spice' - pending. The facility was inspected by EPA and received high marks.
Impacts
(N/A)
Publications
- No publications reported this period
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Progress 01/01/95 to 12/30/95
Outputs
During 1995 four food use projects were completed in Maryland. They included glyphosate on squash, metolachlor on collards and imidacloprid on lima beans and spinach. Also, one ornamental project (Bentazon/azaleas) was completed. Bentazon was tested on azaleas at four different sites because of crop sensitivity. Additionally, the Principal Investigator of this project attended the IR-4, SOR/NER regional meeting in Newport, Rhode Island and reported on the status of those projects conducted during 1995 in Maryland.
Impacts
(N/A)
Publications
- NO PUBLICATIONS REPORTED THIS PERIOD.
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Progress 01/01/94 to 12/30/94
Outputs
During 1994 sevin food use projects were completed in Maryland. They included bentazon on cucumber, glyphosate on cantaloupe and squash, metolachlor on spinach, oxyflourfen on horseradish, chlorpyrifos on kale and bell pepper and dimethoate on summer squash. Also, four ornamental projects were completed. These included pendimethalin on Eucalyptus and foxglove, and bentazon PR#02473A and PR#11291A on azalea. Additionally, the Principal Investigator of this project attended two major IR-4 meetings in 1994. He participated in a USDA/IR-4 food use in workshop in Orlando, Florida during September to prioritize food use projects within in the U.S., and in October he attended the IR-4, SOR/NER regional meeting in San Juan, Puerto Rico and reported on the status of those projects conducted during 1994 in Maryland. At this same meeting those projects prioritized on a national basis in Orlando were further prioritized as to their need in Maryland.
Impacts
(N/A)
Publications
- NO PUBLICATIONS REPORTED THIS PERIOD.
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