Abstract
Endrin, dieldrin, TDE, heptachlor, and toxaphene were tested for the control of Agrotis orthogonia, infesting winter wheat. Endrin at 0.2, 0.3, or 0.4 lb. per acre applied by a ground rig delivering 15 gal. of spray per acre reduced cutworm densities to zero. Endrin at 0.1 lb., TDE at 1 and 2 lb., and dieldrin at 6 oz. and 0.5 lb. per acre provided cutworm reductions not greatly inferior nor significantly different, but control with heptachlor at 0.5 lb. and toxaphene at 2 lb. was significantly inferior. Endrin at 0.2 and 0.3 lb. per acre applied by aircraft as 1-gal. emulsions also reduced cutworm densities to zero.

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