Abstract
Abstract Lorsban 4E, Orthene 75S, and Penncap M 2 FM were applied using techniques that simulate present equipment methods for control of black cutworm. Corn was planted in small grain stubble on Apr 15 in two fields located in Bedford Co., VA. Light weed growth was observed in both fields. Field 1 was planted using ‘Pioneer 3147’ and field 2 with ‘Dekalb 72-B’. The tests consisted of plots measuring 14 x 50 ft (4 rows) replicated four times in a randomized complete block design.
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