One application provides season-long control of grubs, billbugs and turf caterpillarsAcelepryn® insecticide has become the standard for grub control due to its excellent performance. A single application, applied early, delivers season-long control of grubs, billbugs and turf caterpillars such as armyworms, cutworms and sod webworms. The broad-spectrum control of Acelepryn is also effective against European Crane Fly and can suppress chinch bug populations. As an insecticide available for turf in group 28 (anthanilic diamides), the unique class of chemistry and novel mode of action makes Acelepryn a great resistance management tool.
Acelepryn® insecticide has become the standard for grub control due to its ...
Tropical sod webworms are proven to be controlled with AceleprynNow that summer is here, insect populations are ramping up and could cause significant damage. St. Augustinegrass landscapes, in particular, are very susceptible to damage from sod webworms, white grubs and southern chinch bugs, especially if these pests aren’t controlled early in the season.
Now that summer is here, insect populations are ramping up and could cause ...
How to manage turfgrass ants on the golf courseThe turfgrass ant (Lasius neoniger) is a major nuisance pest on golf courses across much of the U.S. This ant is especially problematic on golf putting greens where it builds volcano-shaped mounds that are 2-4 in. in diameter.
The turfgrass ant (Lasius neoniger) is a major nuisance pest on golf course...
Plan ahead for preventive control of European crane flyThere are more than 1,000 species of crane flies native to North America. Of these, only two types — the European crane fly (Tipula paludosa) and the common crane fly (Tipula oleracea) — cause damage to golf courses, sports fields and lawns in the U.S.
There are more than 1,000 species of crane flies native to North America. O...