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bifenthrin (Brigade 2EC)

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Effect on Beneficials: Extremely Hazardous
Material Type: Insecticide
Chemical Classification: Pyrethroid
Signal Word: Warning
Formulation: Liquid
EPA Number: 279-3313

Usage for bifenthrin on Grapes

Max Application per Season: 6.4fl oz

Wooly Bud to Budbreak

Target Rate of application REI PHI MOA Eff. Notes
Cutworms 3.2-6.4 fl oz 12 30 3A Barrier spray to trunk and posts in early- to mid March.

Budbreak to Prebloom

Target Rate of application REI PHI MOA Eff. Notes
Black Vine Weevil 3.2-6.4 fl oz 12 30 3A Synthetic pyrethroid insecticides can be applied as rescue treatments if infestations are severe. Direct insecticide sprays at the crown (base of the vine) and up several feet from the soil surface. Pyrethroid insecticides are biologically disruptive and can cause populations of secondary pests, including spider mites, to flare.
Japanese Beetle 3.2-6.4 fl oz 12 30 3A Pyrethroid insecticides are biologically disruptive and can cause populations of secondary pests, including spider mites, to flare. ADULT FOLIAR TREATMENT (mid-May to August): Sprays targeting adults must be applied to the plant foliage when the adult beetles are feeding, usually from June to August

Bloom to Pea Size Fruit

Target Rate of application REI PHI MOA Eff. Notes
Black Vine Weevil 3.2-6.4 fl oz 12 30 3A Synthetic pyrethroid insecticides can be applied as rescue treatments if infestations are severe. Direct insecticide sprays at the crown (base of the vine) and up several feet from the soil surface. Pyrethroid insecticides are biologically disruptive and can cause populations of secondary pests, including spider mites, to flare.
Japanese Beetle 3.2-6.4 fl oz 12 30 3A Pyrethroid insecticides are biologically disruptive and can cause populations of secondary pests, including spider mites, to flare. ADULT FOLIAR TREATMENT (mid-May to August): Sprays targeting adults must be applied to the plant foliage when the adult beetles are feeding, usually from June to August

Pea Size Fruit to Véraison

Target Rate of application REI PHI MOA Eff. Notes
Japanese Beetle 3.2-6.4 fl oz 12 30 3A Pyrethroid insecticides are biologically disruptive and can cause populations of secondary pests, including spider mites, to flare. ADULT FOLIAR TREATMENT (mid-May to August): Sprays targeting adults must be applied to the plant foliage when the adult beetles are feeding, usually from June to August