Arysta LifeScience Turf & Ornamental Arena - New Era in Turf Insect Control February 20-21, 2006 Doug Houseworth Technical Manager.

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Arysta LifeScience Turf & Ornamental Arena - New Era in Turf Insect Control February 20-21, 2006 Doug Houseworth Technical Manager

TURFGRASS ARENA 50 WDG can be used as directed on grass grown in industrial, commercial and residential landscapes such as, but not limited to golf courses, home lawns, airports, cemeteries, parks, playgrounds, athletic fields and commercial sod farms. Arena Label Update

PEST Annual bluegrass weevil Black turf grass ataenius White grubs (Japanese beetle, Green June beetle, European chafer, Northern masked chafer, Southern masked chafer, Oriental beetle, Asiatic garden beetle) Billbugs Sod webworms Chinch bugs* Mole crickets (suppression)* Cutworms (suppression)* APPLICATION RATE oz of product per acre ( lbs ai/A) Arena Label Update

Arena Label Update Landscape Ornamentals – Surface/Drench/Injection PEST Aphids Caterpillars Japanese beetles Mealybugs Leafhoppers Leafminers White grub larvae Whiteflies APPLICATION RATE 0.25 oz of product per 1,000 sq. ft. (5.4 oz ai/A)

Arena Label Update Landscape Ornamentals – Foliar PEST Aphids Caterpillars Japanese beetles Leafhoppers Mealy bugs Whiteflies APPLICATION RATE 2 oz of product per 100 gals (0.156 lb ai/A)

PEST Aphids Leafhoppers Plum curculio Apple maggot Leafminers Coding moth Oriental fruit moth Spotted tentiform leafminer Western tentiformleafminer Leafrollers (suppression) APPLICATION RATE oz per 100 gallons oz per acre* Arena Label Update Non-Bearing Fruits and Nuts

Turf Target Market and Location of Arena Trials Yellow = target markets Arrows indicate location of trials

White Grub Life Cycle Standard Window

White Grubs – Avg Control Across Trials Standard Applications (11 Trials): June 28 – July 13

10 Arena Grub Control – Rate Response Standard Timing 2005 rate = 0.25

11 White Grub Life Cycle Standard Window Arena Preventive

12 White Grubs – Avg Control Across Trials Standard Applications (11 Trials): June 28 – July 13 Early Applications (12 Trails): April 11 – June 8

13 White Grub Life Cycle Arena Curative

Ohio Grub Curative - Sept 602MACH2 1.5G 690.3Merit 75 WP 960.4Arena 0.5 G 990.3Arena 0.5 G 930.2Arena 0.5 G % ControlRate lb ai/ATreatment Application: 9/8/03 Evaluation: 10/8/03 Check: 3.4 grubs/sq ft

15 White Grubs – Avg Control Across Trials Early Applications (12 Trails): April 1 – June 8 Standard Applications (11 Trials): June 28 – July 13 Late Applications (12 Trials): August 14 – September 20

16 White Grubs – Avg Control Across Trials Early Applications (12 Trails): April 1 – June 8 Standard Applications (11 Trials): June 28 – July 13 Late Applications (12 Trials): August 14 – September 20 Split Applications (8 Trials): May 12 – August 29

17 White Grub Life Cycle Standard Arena Window Arena Curative Arena Preventive

18 Application for Multiple Target Pest Control Arena Rate – oz/A Preventive White Grub Control Arena Rate – oz/A Curative White Grub Control Arena Rate – oz/A

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