UC IPM Pest Management Guidelines: Caneberries
UC ANR Publication 3437
Authored by University of California faculty, specialists, and farm advisors, produced and edited by UC Statewide IPM Program, University of California, Davis.
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Suggested Citation
Bolda MP, Joseph SV, Daugovish O, Gaskell M, Koike ST, Bettiga LJ, Gubler WD. Revised continuously. UC IPM Pest Management Guidelines: Caneberries. UC ANR Publication 3437. Davis, CA.
Crop Leadership Team
M.P. Bolda, UC Cooperative Extension Santa Cruz County
S.V. Joseph, Entomology, University of Georgia
O. Daugovish, UC Cooperative Extension Ventura County
M. Gaskell (emeritus), UC Cooperative Extension Santa Barbara County
S.T. Koike (emeritus), TriCal Diagnostics, Hollister
Abiotic Disorders
M.P. Bolda, UC Cooperative Extension Santa Cruz County
Diseases
S.T. Koike (emeritus), TriCal Diagnostics, Hollister
M.P. Bolda, UC Cooperative Extension Santa Cruz County
W.D. Gubler (emeritus), Plant Pathology, UC Davis
L.J. Bettiga, UC Cooperative Extension Monterey County
Acknowledgment for Contributions to Diseases
E.J. Perry, UC Cooperative Extension Stanislaus County
Insects, Mites, and Other Invertebrates
M.P. Bolda, UC Cooperative Extension Santa Cruz County
L.J. Bettiga, UC Cooperative Extension Monterey County
Acknowledgment for Contributions to Insects, Mites, and Other Invertebrates
E. Show, Driscoll Strawberry Associates Inc., Watsonville
E.J. Perry, UC Cooperative Extension Stanislaus County
H.Q. Thomas, Entomology, UC Davis
Weeds
O. Daugovish, UC Cooperative Extension Ventura County
M.P. Bolda, UC Cooperative Extension Santa Cruz County
Coordinator
R. DeBiase, UC IPM, Davis
Production
F.G. Rosa, UC IPM, Davis
This material is partially based on work supported by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Crop Protection and Pest Management Competitive Grants Program.
These guidelines represent the best information currently available to the authors and are intended to help you make the best choices for an IPM program. Not all formulations or registered pesticides are mentioned. Always read the label and check with local authorities for the most up-to-date information regarding registration and restrictions on pesticide use. Check with your agricultural commissioner for the latest restricted entry intervals.