• seven and june bugs

    From Ralph Mowery@21:1/5 to All on Fri Jul 8 14:02:40 2022
    Will seven kill june bugs ? If so do they have to eat the plants that
    are sprayed ?

    I was spraying my tomatoes and there was a june bug on the cage and I
    sprayed him real well but he just kept walking on the cage.

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  • From Snag@21:1/5 to Ralph Mowery on Fri Jul 8 13:26:04 2022
    On 7/8/2022 1:02 PM, Ralph Mowery wrote:


    Will seven kill june bugs ? If so do they have to eat the plants that
    are sprayed ?

    I was spraying my tomatoes and there was a june bug on the cage and I
    sprayed him real well but he just kept walking on the cage.


    I hope no one near you has bees . AFAIK Sevin kills pretty much all
    insects . Diatomaceous earth (DE) is pretty effective on most hard shell insects , to control the grubs you'll want Bacillus Thurigensis (Bt) or beneficial nematodes . Chemicals are an absolutely last resort for us ,
    and never on a blooming plant that bees may forage on . Eight hives now
    and planning on expanding to ten .
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  • From Ralph Mowery@21:1/5 to All on Fri Jul 8 15:21:09 2022
    In article <ta9srt$pihp$1@dont-email.me>, Snag_one@msn.com says...


    I hope no one near you has bees . AFAIK Sevin kills pretty much all insects . Diatomaceous earth (DE) is pretty effective on most hard shell insects , to control the grubs you'll want Bacillus Thurigensis (Bt) or beneficial nematodes . Chemicals are an absolutely last resort for us ,
    and never on a blooming plant that bees may forage on . Eight hives now
    and planning on expanding to ten .



    Where I am at I seldom see a bee. If there were any hives around I
    would not spray. I only have a small garden, about 20 tomato plants and
    a few squash plants.

    I thought sevin killed almost all insects. The kind I used was a lquid
    in a bottle that is several years old and I just mixed it with water
    today.

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  • From Snag@21:1/5 to Ralph Mowery on Fri Jul 8 16:01:04 2022
    On 7/8/2022 2:21 PM, Ralph Mowery wrote:
    In article <ta9srt$pihp$1@dont-email.me>, Snag_one@msn.com says...


    I hope no one near you has bees . AFAIK Sevin kills pretty much all
    insects . Diatomaceous earth (DE) is pretty effective on most hard shell
    insects , to control the grubs you'll want Bacillus Thurigensis (Bt) or
    beneficial nematodes . Chemicals are an absolutely last resort for us ,
    and never on a blooming plant that bees may forage on . Eight hives now
    and planning on expanding to ten .



    Where I am at I seldom see a bee. If there were any hives around I
    would not spray. I only have a small garden, about 20 tomato plants and
    a few squash plants.

    I thought sevin killed almost all insects. The kind I used was a lquid
    in a bottle that is several years old and I just mixed it with water
    today.


    Did you make sure you got the original container well mixed ? Sevin
    will settle out over time and can be a bitch to get it all back in
    suspension .
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  • From Snag@21:1/5 to Frank on Fri Jul 8 18:15:08 2022
    On 7/8/2022 5:55 PM, Frank wrote:
    On 7/8/2022 6:40 PM, Snag wrote:
    On 7/8/2022 5:20 PM, Ralph Mowery wrote:
    In article <taa5ud$qd01$1@dont-email.me>, Snag_one@msn.com says...

        Did you make sure you got the original container well mixed ? Sevin >>>> will settle out over time and can be a bitch to get it all back in
    suspension .



    I did shake the container a lot and it was very milkey when it came out
    of the container.  The container is only about a quart and can not see
    in it.

    Does Sevin concentrate go bad after a few years ?  I only mix what I
    spray at a time and  then emmpty the sprayer that I never put any kind
    of weed killer  in.

    I hate this time of the year.  Sprayed the tomatoes about 3 oclock and
    got a big down pour of rain that lasted about 20 minuites About 5
    oclock.  Not enough rain to do much for the farmers around here.


       But definitely enough to wash away your treatment and generally
    piss you off ! As far as checking to see if you got it mixed in the
    bottle , put a stick or something in and see if there's stuff stuck to
    the bottom . Sevin is a chemical compound that as far as I know never
    goes bad .

    Old Sevin brand name used to contain carbaryl but active ingredient now
    may be zeta-cypermethrin.  Both may be available so check label.

    I discovered this last year buying Sevin for chestnut weevils.  These different insecticides may not kill all the same insects.

    I've had my bottle of Sevin for like 30 years ...
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  • From Snag@21:1/5 to Ralph Mowery on Fri Jul 8 17:40:22 2022
    On 7/8/2022 5:20 PM, Ralph Mowery wrote:
    In article <taa5ud$qd01$1@dont-email.me>, Snag_one@msn.com says...

    Did you make sure you got the original container well mixed ? Sevin
    will settle out over time and can be a bitch to get it all back in
    suspension .



    I did shake the container a lot and it was very milkey when it came out
    of the container. The container is only about a quart and can not see
    in it.

    Does Sevin concentrate go bad after a few years ? I only mix what I
    spray at a time and then emmpty the sprayer that I never put any kind
    of weed killer in.

    I hate this time of the year. Sprayed the tomatoes about 3 oclock and
    got a big down pour of rain that lasted about 20 minuites About 5
    oclock. Not enough rain to do much for the farmers around here.


    But definitely enough to wash away your treatment and generally piss
    you off ! As far as checking to see if you got it mixed in the bottle ,
    put a stick or something in and see if there's stuff stuck to the bottom
    . Sevin is a chemical compound that as far as I know never goes bad .
    --
    Snag
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    want to hear.” -George Orwell

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  • From Ralph Mowery@21:1/5 to All on Fri Jul 8 18:20:21 2022
    In article <taa5ud$qd01$1@dont-email.me>, Snag_one@msn.com says...

    Did you make sure you got the original container well mixed ? Sevin
    will settle out over time and can be a bitch to get it all back in
    suspension .



    I did shake the container a lot and it was very milkey when it came out
    of the container. The container is only about a quart and can not see
    in it.

    Does Sevin concentrate go bad after a few years ? I only mix what I
    spray at a time and then emmpty the sprayer that I never put any kind
    of weed killer in.

    I hate this time of the year. Sprayed the tomatoes about 3 oclock and
    got a big down pour of rain that lasted about 20 minuites About 5
    oclock. Not enough rain to do much for the farmers around here.

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  • From Frank <"frank@21:1/5 to Snag on Fri Jul 8 18:55:33 2022
    On 7/8/2022 6:40 PM, Snag wrote:
    On 7/8/2022 5:20 PM, Ralph Mowery wrote:
    In article <taa5ud$qd01$1@dont-email.me>, Snag_one@msn.com says...

        Did you make sure you got the original container well mixed ? Sevin >>> will settle out over time and can be a bitch to get it all back in
    suspension .



    I did shake the container a lot and it was very milkey when it came out
    of the container.  The container is only about a quart and can not see
    in it.

    Does Sevin concentrate go bad after a few years ?  I only mix what I
    spray at a time and  then emmpty the sprayer that I never put any kind
    of weed killer  in.

    I hate this time of the year.  Sprayed the tomatoes about 3 oclock and
    got a big down pour of rain that lasted about 20 minuites About 5
    oclock.  Not enough rain to do much for the farmers around here.


      But definitely enough to wash away your treatment and generally piss
    you off ! As far as checking to see if you got it mixed in the bottle ,
    put a stick or something in and see if there's stuff stuck to the bottom
    . Sevin is a chemical compound that as far as I know never goes bad .

    Old Sevin brand name used to contain carbaryl but active ingredient now
    may be zeta-cypermethrin. Both may be available so check label.

    I discovered this last year buying Sevin for chestnut weevils. These
    different insecticides may not kill all the same insects.

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  • From Frank <"frank@21:1/5 to Snag on Tue Jul 19 10:31:33 2022
    On 7/8/2022 7:15 PM, Snag wrote:
    On 7/8/2022 5:55 PM, Frank wrote:
    On 7/8/2022 6:40 PM, Snag wrote:
    On 7/8/2022 5:20 PM, Ralph Mowery wrote:
    In article <taa5ud$qd01$1@dont-email.me>, Snag_one@msn.com says...

        Did you make sure you got the original container well mixed ? >>>>> Sevin
    will settle out over time and can be a bitch to get it all back in
    suspension .



    I did shake the container a lot and it was very milkey when it came out >>>> of the container.  The container is only about a quart and can not see >>>> in it.

    Does Sevin concentrate go bad after a few years ?  I only mix what I
    spray at a time and  then emmpty the sprayer that I never put any kind >>>> of weed killer  in.

    I hate this time of the year.  Sprayed the tomatoes about 3 oclock and >>>> got a big down pour of rain that lasted about 20 minuites About 5
    oclock.  Not enough rain to do much for the farmers around here.


       But definitely enough to wash away your treatment and generally
    piss you off ! As far as checking to see if you got it mixed in the
    bottle , put a stick or something in and see if there's stuff stuck
    to the bottom . Sevin is a chemical compound that as far as I know
    never goes bad .

    Old Sevin brand name used to contain carbaryl but active ingredient
    now may be zeta-cypermethrin.  Both may be available so check label.

    I discovered this last year buying Sevin for chestnut weevils.  These
    different insecticides may not kill all the same insects.

      I've had my bottle of Sevin for like 30 years ...

    Just looking it over again it looks like the zeta-cypermethrin kills
    more bugs than carbaryl but both should work for June bugs.

    I just wiped out a nest of yellow jackets with the new stuff and it did
    a great job.

    If Sevin was ever a trademark, they have lost it by not qualifying it
    with the chemical. In the past, DuPont lost the trademarks, Nylon and
    Neoprene by failing to mention the polymer. Now anybody can call their
    product Nylon or Neoprene.

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