Citrus Growers Have another Product to Manage Psyllids

Randall Weiseman July 30, 2014 Citrus, Florida, Fruits, Specialty Crops

Michael Rogers

Citrus growers received a bit of good news this week as the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services approved a 24C Special Local Need label for Baythroid XL insecticide. Dr. Michael E. Rogers, with the Citrus Research & Education Center at Lake Alfred, says this will provide growers with additional pyrethroid options for use in managing the Asian citrus psyllid.

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