Modesto Junior College Beckwith Laboratory Almond Program.

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Modesto Junior College Beckwith Laboratory Almond Program

 Weed control Preemergent Program  Gramoxone Max2pt per acre  Goal 2XL3 pt per acre  Solicam DF2.5 lb per acre  Princep 4L3 pts per acre  Activator 901 pt per 100   Orchard Sanitation (Mummy removal)

 Dormant Spray Program (Optional)  Asana 8 fl oz per acre  Kocide lb per acre  Super 90 Oil5 gal per acre

 Blossom Treatment  Vangard WD5 oz per acre  RNA SI fl oz per 100  Borosol 102 pts per acre   Fertilizer  CAN lbs N30 gallons per acre  Bees  2 hives per acre (min. 8 frames)

 Petal fall fungicide/ Insecticide  Manex1 gal per acre  Confirm (if dormant Spray is omitted)1 pt per acre  Tech Flow Alpha2 pts per acre  Nu Film6 fl oz per acre   Fertilizer  (Foliar)10 lb per acre   Gophers  Phostoxin1-2 tblts per hole

 Fertilizer  UN lbs N21 gallons per acre

 Worm, Mites  Lorsban 4E4 pts per acre  Agri-Mek10 fl oz per acre  Super 90 Oil2 gal per acre   Fertilizer  UN lbs N14 gallons per acre  (Foliar)5 lbs per acre   Weed Spray  Roundup Ultramax2 pts per acre  Goal 2XL8 fl oz per acre

 Leaf Sample/Soil Sample

 Pre Harvest Weed Control  Roundup Ultramax2 pts per acre  Goal 2XL6 fl oz per  acre* 30 day  PHI  Ant ControlClinch

 1) Young Trees Use 50 % of fertilizer recommended  2) Spot treatment for some weeds may require additional treatments  3) Gopher Program may require continuous monitoring and treatment, especially because of micro-irrigation system