Capture is recommended as a banded spray over the furrow in at least 3 gpa of water. Equipment rebate plans and installation are available. Both may be applied with infurrow starter fertilizer, provided agitation is occurring to prevent separation. Furadan 4F can also be applied as a broadcast postemergence spray in the first week of June. Tankmixes with herbicides offer an opportunity to reduce application costs provided the timing is compatible.
All liquids offer convenience but watch costs.
Reduced rates are not an option. Seed treatments face distinct challenges in performing as well as granular insecticides and may be disappointing under high corn rootworm pressure. Carefully assess convenience, costs, and performance. These seed treatments may be applied with any planter but carefully follow directions to ensure good stands. Adult rootworm beetle control Revenge may be a powerful motive for applying an insecticide to NCRW beetles in lodged fields, but adult control is not to be undertaken lightly.