Potato Program Pest Control Guide
University of Maine
Cooperative Extension
Potato Program
The Potato Program team at the
University of Maine Cooperative Extension provides information
on potato production. We update the pesticide recommendations annually by May; more frequently
if new products become labeled. This is not an exhaustive list of materials labeled on
potatoes in Maine, this is a list of recommended chemicals.
RETURN
Complete Control Guide
(2011)
Introduction
(last updated 05.11)
Seed Treatment
(last updated 05.11)
Weeds
(last updated 005.11)
Insects
(last updated 005.11)
Disease control (last
updated 05.11)
Potato
Desiccation
(last updated 05.11)
Sprout inhibition
(last updated 05.11)
Potato Disinfestation
(last updated 05.11)
Treating potatoes into storage
(last updated 05.11)
Organic Producers
(last updated 05.11)
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Steven B. Johnson, Ph.D.
Crops Specialist and Extension Professor
University of Maine Cooperative Extension
57 Houlton Road
Presque Isle, ME 04769
e-mail: Steve Johnson
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Elsewhere 207.764.3361
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