Abstract
Diamondback moth is the key pest of cruciferous crops in peninsular Florida and historically has developed resistance to many insecticides. Therefore, new insecticides are constantly required to achieve satisfactory control. Greenhouse-raised seedlings were transplanted 7 Mar 2014 at the Southwest Florida Research and Education Center in Immokalee, FL, at 24-inch spacing within the row into three 36-inch-wide raised beds 220-ft long on 6-ft centers covered with black polyethylene mulch. Water, fumigation with 300 lb/acre PicClor60 EC, and fertilizer were provided by a two drip tapes per row each delivering 0.67 gpm/100 ft …
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