research article
Insecticide evaluation for cotton bollworm
authors
J. H. Black, University of California
C. E. Jackson
T. F. Leigh, University of California
D. Gonzalez
publication information
California Agriculture 22(6):8-9. DOI: 10.3733/ca.v022n06p8.
author affiliations
J. H. Black is Farm Advisor, Kern County; C. E. Jackson is Laboratory Technician, Department of Entomology, University of California, Davis Shafter; T. F. Leigh is Entomologist, Department of Entomology, University of California, Davis Shafter; D. Gonzalez is Assistant Entomologist, Biological Control Dept. U.C., Riverside.
abstract
Results of these 1967 experiments indicate that the combination of toxaphene plus DDT is still the most effective and economical insecticide treatment for boll-worm control.
author notes
Assistance and cooperation in these experiments were obtained from the Kern County Agricultural Chemical Association, Kern County Land Company, A. Heimforth, Jay Dow, Inland Crop Dusters, Inc., Garriott Crop Dusting, and the basic manufacturers of the insecticidal compounds used.
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