Treatment Decisions Peanut Insects Peanuts are attacked by many insects that may damage any part of the plant. However, due to variation in cultural practices, weather conditions and other factors, it is impossible to predict what problems you will encounter in a given year. While some peanut pests are controlled by cultural practices, most can be controlled only by pesticides. It has become more important than ever that only pesticides approved specifically for peanuts be applied to the crop. It is also important that maximum dosages not be exceeded, and that proper time intervals be allowed between last application and harvest.
Improper usage can result in condemnation of the crop.
When applying pesticides to any crop, care should be taken to avoid drift to nearby crops, which can result in illegal contamination. DO NOT feed treated vines. Corn Earworm 1 Asana XL 2.9-5.8 fl.oz. DO NOT feed or graze livestock on treated vines. Repeat as needed.