Wednesday, 17 November 2004: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM
Ballroom D (Salt Palace L-1)
Ten-Minute Papers, Section F. Crop Protection Entomology
Moderator(s):	Eileen M. Cullen Louis Hesler
1:00 PM	1083		Pyrethroid barrier sprays are a success story for cutworm control in Washington vineyards   Douglas B. Walsh, Holly Ferguson, Timothy Waters, Ronald Wight
1:12 PM	1084		Optimizing cherry fruit fly trapping and evaluation of insecticides for fruit fly control   Diane Alston
1:24 PM	1085		The persistence of Checkmate OFM-F microcapsules containing oriental fruit moth pheromone in apple and peach orchards Daniel Waldstein
1:36 PM	1086		An improved trap for stink bug monitoring in apple and peach orchards Henry W. Hogmire, Tracy C. Leskey
1:48 PM	1087		Codling moth control problems on pears in Oregon’s Hood River Valley: Is it resistance, poor timing, or less effective control programs?   Allison T. Walston, Helmut Riedl
2:00 PM			Break
2:12 PM	1088		Areawide organic IPM in pear: A three-year success story   John E. Dunley, Tara M. Madsen, Bruce M. Greenfield
2:24 PM	1089		Taking research to the farm: Evaluation of a reduced-risk IPM program for insect management in highbush blueberry Rufus Isaacs, Keith Mason, Matt E. O'Neal, John C. Wise
2:36 PM	1090		Management of thrips in Florida citrus   Michael E Rogers, Carl C Childers
2:48 PM	1091		Results of a three-year field study to characterize the effect of Surround® particle film treatments on citrus growth, secondary pests, and the Diaprepes root weevil S. L. Lapointe, C. L. McKenzie, G. McCollum

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