Notes: It should control migrating adult potato psyllids for 60-90 days. The application may be followed-up with in-season, foliar insecticides for a no-gaps psyllid management strategy.

Notes: It should control migrating adult potato psyllids for 60-90 days. The application may be followed-up with in-season, foliar insecticides for a no-gaps psyllid management strategy.

Notes: Apply to foliage when adult potato psyllids are migrating.

Notes: The label doesn’t mention psyllids, but applications made to target other pests will knockback adult psyllids. It will also knockback some predatory insects. Products with longer residuals are preferred for controlling psyllids as they slowly migrate into potatoes. Better for late season to knockback multiple pests.

Notes: Psyllids are not on the label, but applications targeting other pests may control psyllid nymphs. No adult activity. Translaminar, so it should get to the nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Early-to-mid season application will cover many incoming, migrating pests, including psyllids. Translaminar so it should get to the nymphs on the underside of leaves. Watch the Contour Maps in the Potato DAS every week to monitor regional potato psyllid population densities.

Notes: Apply when psyllid eggs are hatching/nymphs are present. This product does not control adults. The Rimon label recommends applying with an adulticide for optimum control. No systemic or translaminar activity, so it may not always reach nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Rapid feeding cessation, so it is a good choice to limit zebra chip spread. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply at the first appearance of psyllids, or about 10 days before an earlier systemic insecticide breaks down. It is best used early in the outbreak cycle due to its systemic properties and to take advantage of its efficacy against all psyllid life stages.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field and it's before mid-June. If early nymphs are present, it may not control the nymphs that are on the underside of leaves where the product may not be as well distributed.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present, especially if eggs are hatching. It will control all life stages and is a good choice when eggs and nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field, but only if it’s before mid-June. If early nymphs are present, it may not control the nymphs on the underside of leaves where the product is not well distributed.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present, but only if it’s before mid-June. In addition to adults, it should control nymphs if they show up early in the season.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field and it’s before mid-June. If early nymphs are present, it may not control nymphs on the underside of leaves where the product is not well distributed.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field and it’s before mid-June. If early nymphs are present, it may not control nymphs on the underside of leaves where the product is not well distributed.

Notes: Psyllids are on the label but not in the potato section. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field and it’s before mid-June. It may not control nymphs on the underside of leaves where the product is not well distributed.

Notes: The label doesn’t mention psyllids, but applications made to target other pests will knockback psyllids. Products with longer residuals are preferred for controlling psyllids as they slowly migrate into potatoes.

Notes: It can knockback adult psyllid populations. Products with longer residuals are preferred for controlling psyllids as they slowly migrate into potatoes.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present for knockback control with anti-feeding. Products with longer residuals are preferred for controlling psyllids that slowly migrate into potatoes. Torac can control all life stages, but it may not always reach nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply before psyllid populations build. Target the adult life stage. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field and it’s before mid-June. It should also control nymphs.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field, but only if it’s before mid-June. It should also control nymphs.

Notes: Apply when eggs are hatching/nymphs are present. It should control all life stages.

Notes: The label does not mention psyllids, but it should provide some control. Apply when psyllid nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when psyllids first appear. Don't wait until plants are heavily infested.

Notes: Apply before psyllids colonize the field (i.e., before nymphs develop into second generation adults) to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Psyllids are not on the label, but applications targeting other pests may control psyllid nymphs. No adult activity. Translaminar, so it should get to the nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Early-to-mid season application will cover many incoming, migrating pests, including psyllids. Translaminar so it should get to the nymphs on the underside of leaves. Watch the Contour Maps in the Potato DAS every week to monitor regional potato psyllid population densities.

Notes: Apply when psyllid eggs are hatching/nymphs are present. This product does not control adults. The Rimon label recommends applying with an adulticide for optimum control. No systemic or translaminar activity, so it may not always reach nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Rapid feeding cessation, so it is a good choice to limit zebra chip spread. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply at the first appearance of psyllids, or about 10 days before an earlier systemic insecticide breaks down. It is best used early in the outbreak cycle due to its systemic properties and to take advantage of its efficacy against all psyllid life stages.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present, especially if eggs are hatching. It will control all life stages and is a good choice when eggs and nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: The label doesn’t mention psyllids, but applications made to target other pests will knockback psyllids. Products with longer residuals are preferred for controlling psyllids as they slowly migrate into potatoes.

Notes: It can knockback adult psyllid populations. Products with longer residuals are preferred for controlling psyllids as they slowly migrate into potatoes.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present for knockback control with anti-feeding. Products with longer residuals are preferred for controlling psyllids that slowly migrate into potatoes. Torac can control all life stages, but it may not always reach nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply before psyllid populations build. Target the adult life stage. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when eggs are hatching/nymphs are present. It should control all life stages.

Notes: The label does not mention psyllids, but it should provide some control. Apply when psyllid nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when psyllids first appear. Don't wait until plants are heavily infested.

Notes: Apply before psyllids colonize the field (i.e., before nymphs develop into second generation adults) to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Psyllids are not on the label, but applications targeting other pests may control psyllid nymphs. No adult activity. Translaminar, so it should get to the nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Rapid feeding cessation, so it is a good choice to limit zebra chip spread. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present, especially if eggs are hatching. It will control all life stages and is a good choice when eggs and nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply before psyllid populations build. Target the adult life stage. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when eggs are hatching/nymphs are present. It should control all life stages.

Notes: The label does not mention psyllids, but it should provide some control. Apply when psyllid nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when psyllids first appear. Don't wait until plants are heavily infested.

Notes: Apply before psyllids colonize the field (i.e., before nymphs develop into second generation adults) to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Psyllids are not on the label, but applications targeting other pests may control psyllid nymphs. No adult activity. Translaminar, so it should get to the nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Early-to-mid season application will cover many incoming, migrating pests, including psyllids. Translaminar so it should get to the nymphs on the underside of leaves. Watch the Contour Maps in the Potato DAS every week to monitor regional potato psyllid population densities.

Notes: Apply when psyllid eggs are hatching/nymphs are present. This product does not control adults. The Rimon label recommends applying with an adulticide for optimum control. No systemic or translaminar activity, so it may not always reach nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Rapid feeding cessation, so it is a good choice to limit zebra chip spread. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply at the first appearance of psyllids, or about 10 days before an earlier systemic insecticide breaks down. It is best used early in the outbreak cycle due to its systemic properties and to take advantage of its efficacy against all psyllid life stages.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present, especially if eggs are hatching. It will control all life stages and is a good choice when eggs and nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: The label doesn’t mention psyllids, but applications made to target other pests will knockback psyllids. Products with longer residuals are preferred for controlling psyllids as they slowly migrate into potatoes.

Notes: It can knockback adult psyllid populations. Products with longer residuals are preferred for controlling psyllids as they slowly migrate into potatoes.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present for knockback control with anti-feeding. Products with longer residuals are preferred for controlling psyllids that slowly migrate into potatoes. Torac can control all life stages, but it may not always reach nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply before psyllid populations build. Target the adult life stage. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when eggs are hatching/nymphs are present. It should control all life stages.

Notes: The label does not mention psyllids, but it should provide some control. Apply when psyllid nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when psyllids first appear. Don't wait until plants are heavily infested.

Notes: Apply before psyllids colonize the field (i.e., before nymphs develop into second generation adults) to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Psyllids are not on the label, but applications targeting other pests may control psyllid nymphs. No adult activity. Translaminar, so it should get to the nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Early-to-mid season application will cover many incoming, migrating pests, including psyllids. Translaminar so it should get to the nymphs on the underside of leaves. Watch the Contour Maps in the Potato DAS every week to monitor regional potato psyllid population densities.

Notes: Apply when psyllid eggs are hatching/nymphs are present. This product does not control adults. The Rimon label recommends applying with an adulticide for optimum control. No systemic or translaminar activity, so it may not always reach nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Rapid feeding cessation, so it is a good choice to limit zebra chip spread. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply at the first appearance of psyllids, or about 10 days before an earlier systemic insecticide breaks down. It is best used early in the outbreak cycle due to its systemic properties and to take advantage of its efficacy against all psyllid life stages.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present, especially if eggs are hatching. It will control all life stages and is a good choice when eggs and nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Use of pyrethroid insecticides is not recommended mid-season. If used, apply when psyllids are present. It may not provide adequate control of nymphs on the underside of leaves. Monitor for subsequent pest outbreaks.

Notes: Use of pyrethroid insecticides is not recommended mid-season. If used, apply when psyllids are present. It may not control nymphs on the underside of leaves where the product is not well distributed. Monitor for subsequent pest outbreaks.

Notes: Use of pyrethroid insecticides is not recommended mid-season. If used, apply when psyllids are present. It may not control nymphs on the underside of leaves where the product is not well distributed. Monitor for subsequent pest outbreaks.

Notes: Use of pyrethroid insecticides is not recommended mid-season. If used, apply when psyllids are present. It may not control nymphs on the underside of leaves where the product is not well distributed. Monitor for subsequent pest outbreaks.

Notes: Psyllids are on the label but not in the potato section. Use of pyrethroid insecticides is not recommended mid-season. If used, apply when psyllids are present. It may not control nymphs on the underside of leaves where the product is not well distributed. Monitor for subsequent pest outbreaks.

Notes: The label doesn’t mention psyllids, but applications made to target other pests will knockback psyllids. Products with longer residuals are preferred for controlling psyllids as they slowly migrate into potatoes.

Notes: It can knockback adult psyllid populations. Products with longer residuals are preferred for controlling psyllids as they slowly migrate into potatoes.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present for knockback control with anti-feeding. Products with longer residuals are preferred for controlling psyllids that slowly migrate into potatoes. Torac can control all life stages, but it may not always reach nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply before psyllid populations build. Target the adult life stage. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply to control psyllid eggs and nymphs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply to control psyllid eggs and nymphs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: Apply when adults have migrated into the field and are depositing eggs. Controls all life stages, also stops feeding and egg laying.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when eggs are hatching/nymphs are present. It should control all life stages.

Notes: The label does not mention psyllids, but it should provide some control. Apply when psyllid nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when psyllids first appear. Don't wait until plants are heavily infested.

Notes: Apply before psyllids colonize the field (i.e., before nymphs develop into second generation adults) to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Use of pyrethroid insecticides, including package mixes with other active ingredients, is not recommended mid-season. If used, apply when psyllids are present. It will control nymphs and adults. Monitor for subsequent pest outbreaks.

Notes: Use of pyrethroid insecticides is not recommended mid-season. If used, apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field. Monitor for subsequent pest outbreaks.

Notes: Use of pyrethroid insecticides is not recommended mid-season. If used, apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field. It should also control nymphs. Monitor for subsequent pest outbreaks.

Notes: The label doesn't mention psyllids, but applications made to target other pests will knockback adult psyllids. It will also knockback some predatory insects. Products with longer residuals are preferred for controlling psyllids as they slowly migrate into potatoes. Best used late in the season to knockback multiple pests.

Notes: Psyllids are not on the label, but applications targeting other pests may control psyllid nymphs. No adult activity. Translaminar, so it should get to the nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Rapid feeding cessation, so it is a good choice to limit zebra chip spread. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present, especially if eggs are hatching. It will control all life stages and is a good choice when eggs and nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply before psyllid populations build. Target the adult life stage. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply to control psyllid eggs and nymphs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply to control psyllid eggs and nymphs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: Apply when adults have migrated into the field and are depositing eggs. Controls all life stages, also stops feeding and egg laying.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when eggs are hatching/nymphs are present. It should control all life stages.

Notes: The label does not mention psyllids, but it should provide some control. Apply when psyllid nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when psyllids first appear. Don't wait until plants are heavily infested.

Notes: Apply before psyllids colonize the field (i.e., before nymphs develop into second generation adults) to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Psyllids are not on the label, but applications targeting other pests may control psyllid nymphs. No adult activity. Translaminar, so it should get to the nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Rapid feeding cessation, so it is a good choice to limit zebra chip spread. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present, especially if eggs are hatching. It will control all life stages and is a good choice when eggs and nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply before psyllid populations build. Target the adult life stage. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when eggs are hatching/nymphs are present. It should control all life stages.

Notes: The label does not mention psyllids, but it should provide some control. Apply when psyllid nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when psyllids first appear. Don't wait until plants are heavily infested.

Notes: Apply before psyllids colonize the field (i.e., before nymphs develop into second generation adults) to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Psyllids are not on the label, but applications targeting other pests may control psyllid nymphs. No adult activity. Translaminar, so it should get to the nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Rapid feeding cessation, so it is a good choice to limit zebra chip spread. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present, especially if eggs are hatching. It will control all life stages and is a good choice when eggs and nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply before psyllid populations build. Target the adult life stage. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply to control psyllid eggs and nymphs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply to control psyllid eggs and nymphs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: Apply when adults have migrated into the field and are depositing eggs. Controls all life stages, also stops feeding and egg laying.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when eggs are hatching/nymphs are present. It should control all life stages.

Notes: The label does not mention psyllids, but it should provide some control. Apply when psyllid nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when psyllids first appear. Don't wait until plants are heavily infested.

Notes: Apply before psyllids colonize the field (i.e., before nymphs develop into second generation adults) to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Psyllids are not on the label, but applications targeting other pests may control psyllid nymphs. No adult activity. Translaminar, so it should get to the nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Rapid feeding cessation, so it is a good choice to limit zebra chip spread. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field and are depositing eggs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves, but not systemic.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present, especially if eggs are hatching. It will control all life stages and is a good choice when eggs and nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply before psyllid populations build. Target the adult life stage. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply to control psyllid eggs and nymphs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply to control psyllid eggs and nymphs. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: Apply when psyllids have deposited eggs that are hatching. It will not control adults.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: The label does not mention potato psyllids, but applications targeting other pests can control them. Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: Apply when adults have migrated into the field and are depositing eggs. Controls all life stages, also stops feeding and egg laying.

Notes: Apply when adults are migrating into the field, especially if they are depositing eggs. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Controls all life stages. Translaminar, so it will control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when eggs are hatching/nymphs are present. It should control all life stages.

Notes: The label does not mention psyllids, but it should provide some control. Apply when psyllid nymphs are present. Translaminar, so it should control nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: Apply when psyllids first appear. Don't wait until plants are heavily infested.

Notes: Apply before psyllids colonize the field (i.e., before nymphs develop into second generation adults) to limit spread of zebra chip disease.

Notes: Apply when adults psyllids are depositing eggs and/or when nymphs are present.

Notes: The label doesn’t mention psyllids, but applications made to target other pests will knockback adult psyllids. Lannate LV is best used late season to knockback multiple pests.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: Psyllids are on the label but not in the potato section. Apply when psyllids are migrating into the field.

Notes: The label doesn’t mention psyllids, but applications made to target other pests will knockback adult psyllids.

Notes: It can knockback adult psyllid populations.

Notes: Apply when psyllids are present for knockback control with anti-feeding. Torac can control all life stages. No systemic or translaminar activity, so it may not always reach nymphs on the underside of leaves.

Notes: Apply when adult psyllids are migrating into the field. It should also control nymphs.

Notes: It should control migrating adult potato psyllids for 60-90 days. The application may be followed-up with in-season, foliar insecticides for a no-gaps psyllid management strategy. Apply at 0.19-0.27 fl oz/100 lb seed.

Notes: It should control migrating adult potato psyllids for 60-90 days. The application may be followed-up with in-season, foliar insecticides for a no-gaps psyllid management strategy. Apply at 0.17-0.35 fl oz/100 lb seed.

Notes: Early-to-mid season application will cover many migrating pests. Target the adult life stage. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Use the highest allowed rate when psyllid pressure is high, foliage is dense, or with aerial application.

Notes: Early-to-mid season application will cover many migrating pests. Target the adult life stage. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Use the highest allowed rate when psyllid pressure is high, foliage is dense, or with aerial application.

Notes: Early-to-mid season application will cover many migrating pests. Target the adult life stage. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Use the highest allowed rate when psyllid pressure is high, foliage is dense, or with aerial application.

Notes: Early-to-mid season application will cover many migrating pests. Target the adult life stage. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Use the highest allowed rate when psyllid pressure is high, foliage is dense, or with aerial application.

Notes: Early-to-mid season application will cover many migrating pests. Target the adult life stage. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Use the highest allowed rate when psyllid pressure is high, foliage is dense, or with aerial application.

Notes: Early-to-mid season application will cover many migrating pests. Target the adult life stage. Rapid anti-feeding activity will also help to limit spread of zebra chip disease. Use the highest allowed rate when psyllid pressure is high, foliage is dense, or with aerial application.