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Pre-Harvest Interval
Pre-Harvest Interval: - The time between the last pesticide application and harvest of the treated crops. [Environmental Protection Agency] News archive for Pre-Harvest Interval:: |
CattleNetwork.com,The pre-harvest interval for some fungicides (in the triazole class) restricts their use after the development of brown silks so pay close attention to the
Southern Rust active in Kansas - Aug 1, 2008
High Plains Journal,Be sure to be aware of pre-harvest interval restrictions for triazole fungicides (Quilt--30 days, Stratego--no application after brown silk, Tilt--30 days,
Tri County Grain Day - Jul 29, 2008
News-Democrat & Leader,Lorsban can only be applied to the soil (not the foliage) and it has a 35-day pre harvest interval. It may be applied around vines in 2008 if these are at
Head Scab Prevention and Practices from the Kansas State ... - Jul 21, 2008
Grainnet,However, it is critical that farmers and commercial applicators read and follow label directions for timing of application and pre-harvest interval.
Asian Citrus Psyllid/Greening Meeting - Jul 15, 2008
Tri Parish Times,...(as per label directions) of light horticultural oil (preferably paraffinic oil, Pre-Harvest Interval, PHI =0 days) or neem oil now through August 15.
Prowl H2O herbicide granted new California labels in citrus and ... - Nov 9, 2007
FreshPlaza,The Prowl H2O citrus label now specifies a one-day pre-harvest interval (PHI), which means that growers will have an even greater window in which to make
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