Conventional Weed, Pest, and
Disease Management Information
for Peaches
The Kerr Center’s Information packets generally include information on organic and other reduced-chemical approaches to growing. However, we recognize that you may require conventional chemical recommendations for your crops. The following publications are available from each State’s Cooperative Extension Office, or by downloading the document from the Internet.
Commercial
Peach-Nectarine Insect and Disease Control—2007
Oklahoma State University Cooperative Extension Current Report CR-6240
Oklahoma State University Cooperative Extension Current Report CR-6240
Weed
Control in Pecans, Apples, and Peaches—2004
Oklahoma State University Cooperative Extension Current Report CR-6242
Oklahoma State University Cooperative Extension Current Report CR-6242
Guide to Effective Weed Control
Oklahoma State University Cooperative Extension Publication PSS-2750
Oklahoma State University Cooperative Extension Publication PSS-2750
Insecticide
Recommendations for Arkansas—2007
University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Publication MP144
University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Publication MP144
Southeastern Peach, Nectarine and Plum Pest Management and Culture
Guide
University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Publication AG705
Available for $3.00 from University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension offices or order on-line at: http://publications.uaex.edu/
University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Publication AG705
Available for $3.00 from University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension offices or order on-line at: http://publications.uaex.edu/
Compiled by George Kuepper, Kerr Center for Sustainable Agriculture, Spring, 2007