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JUDO
INFORMATION:
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New Chemistry
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Active against the Q-biotype and B-biotype
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Translaminar
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Affects all stages including eggs
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Residual activity for over 21 days
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The treated whitefly dries up and dies within 4 to
10 days after treatment
HOW TO APPLY:
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Apply specific dosage of JUDO as needed for control. Good
coverage of the upper and lower leaf surfaces is recommended.
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An adjuvant may be used to improve coverage on hard to
wet foliage. For best results the treatment should be made
when the whitefly or mite population begins to build and
before a damaging population becomes established.
JUDO is effective against the egg and nymphal stages of
whiteflies and mites. Control should be directed at these
stages.
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Rate range is provided and is generally dependent on size of
the plant and density of the foliage. Apply when pests first
appear and prior to leaf damage or discoloration. Apply with
ground application equipment in adequate water for uniform
coverage.
RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT:
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JUDO contains an active ingredient with a novel mode of
action. Studies to determine cross-resistance with JUDO
linked to other commercial insecticide/miticides have
demonstrated no cross-resistance. However, repeated use
of any crop protection product may increase the development
of resistant strains of pests, including insects and
mites.
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Using JUDO in successive miticide applications during the
same cropping cycle is not recommended. Use JUDO as a
part of a sound resistance management program that
includes rotation with other treatments with different modes of
action. Do not apply JUDO more than four times per season.
RATES:
2 to 4 Fl. Oz. (60 – 120 mL) /100 gallons of spray
solution
or
3 – 6 mL / 5 gallons of spray solution |