Effect of 30% Tiange Multifunctional Pesticide-Fertilizer on Sugarcane Pests and Yield

Jiangjiang Xie, Yuegui Chen, Dongyong Peng, Chunqiang Yang, Xuejun Huang, Guan Wu, Cong Chen and Junxian Yang

Asian Agricultural Research, 2017, vol. 09, issue 07

Abstract: In order to study the effect of 30% Tiange multifunctional pesticide-fertilizer on sugarcane pests and sugarcane yield, the field test was conducted with conventional compound fertilizer and 3% carbofuran fertilizer granules as control. The results showed that 30% Tiange multifunctional pesticide-fertilizer could effectively suppress some pests such as sugarcane borer, thrip, aphid and cockchafer. 90 d after pesticide-fertilizer application, the sugarcane withered heart rate was 1.55% and 2.55% in the two test points, respectively, significantly lower than the rate of 15.40% and 19.40% under control. Before harvest, the sugarcane borer damage rate in the two test points under pesticide-fertilizer treatment was 8.70% and 9.47%, respectively, significantly lower than the rate of 34.50% and 33.50% under control, and the sugarcane yield was 21.16% and 22.14% higher than under control, respectively. 30% Tiange multifunctional pesticide-fertilizer had nutritional and insecticidal effect, which could help to achieve sugarcane pesticide-fertilizer integration and save labor and costs.

Keywords: Agribusiness (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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