Risk and the Value of Additional Insecticide Applications for European Corn Borer Control in Processing Sweet Corn Paul D. Mitchell William D. Hutchison.

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Risk and the Value of Additional Insecticide Applications for European Corn Borer Control in Processing Sweet Corn Paul D. Mitchell William D. Hutchison Terrance M. Hurley Midwest Food Processors Association Annual Meeting, St. Paul, MN Dec. 6-7, 2005

Overview of Presentation Goal: use insecticide field trial data to estimate the value and risk effect of an additional insecticide application for ECB control in processing sweet corn Goal: use insecticide field trial data to estimate the value and risk effect of an additional insecticide application for ECB control in processing sweet corn Work in progress as part of NC IPM grant Work in progress as part of NC IPM grant Preliminary empirical results today Preliminary empirical results today

Data Efficacy data from pyrethroid trials (~ 50) Efficacy data from pyrethroid trials (~ 50) Capture, Warrior, Baythroid, Mustang, Pounce Capture, Warrior, Baythroid, Mustang, Pounce Most data from: MN, WI, IN and AMT Most data from: MN, WI, IN and AMT Data include: Data include: Mean ECB larvae/ear for treated and untreated control plots Mean ECB larvae/ear for treated and untreated control plots % yield marketable for processing % yield marketable for processing Number of sprays and application rate Number of sprays and application rate

Empirical Model Keep key variables random to capture the risk/uncertainty in pest control Keep key variables random to capture the risk/uncertainty in pest control Develop hierarchical model of linked conditional probability densities Develop hierarchical model of linked conditional probability densities Estimate non-normal conditional densities Estimate non-normal conditional densities Mean and variance depend on other variables that may be random Mean and variance depend on other variables that may be random

Random Initial ECB Random Remaining ECB Apply Insecticide Random % Marketable for Processing Net Returns Random Pest-Free Yield Net Returns = P sc x Yld x %MktProc – P i x AI i - #Sprys x CostApp - COP

Initial/Untreated ECB density Lognormal density with constant mean and standard deviation Lognormal density with constant mean and standard deviation WI DATCP fall surveys of 2 nd generation ECB larvae in field corn ( ) WI DATCP fall surveys of 2 nd generation ECB larvae in field corn ( ) Mean 0.70 Mean 0.70 Standard Deviation 0.92 Standard Deviation 0.92 CV 130% CV 130%

Remaining/Treated ECB density Lognormal density Lognormal density Mean and standard deviation functions of initial ECB and amount of applied AI, with insecticide specific effects Mean and standard deviation functions of initial ECB and amount of applied AI, with insecticide specific effects More initial ECB, on average more treated ECB More initial ECB, on average more treated ECB More AI applied, on average fewer treated ECB More AI applied, on average fewer treated ECB Insecticide Specific Effects: at max approved rate, efficacy ranking (best to worst) is: Insecticide Specific Effects: at max approved rate, efficacy ranking (best to worst) is: Capture/Warrior-Baythroid, Mustang, Pounce

% Marketable for Processing Beta density between 0 and 1 Beta density between 0 and 1 Mean function of the ECB larval population density (exponential decrease) Mean function of the ECB larval population density (exponential decrease) More ECB, on average lower percentage marketable for processing More ECB, on average lower percentage marketable for processing Constant variance/standard deviation Constant variance/standard deviation

Pest-Free Yield Harvested yield without ECB damage Harvested yield without ECB damage Beta density (common for crop yields) Beta density (common for crop yields) Mean: 6.6 tons/ac (WI NASS 3-yr avg.) Mean: 6.6 tons/ac (WI NASS 3-yr avg.) CV: 25% (increase WI NASS state CV) CV: 25% (increase WI NASS state CV) Minimum: 0 tons/ac Minimum: 0 tons/ac Maximum: 9.9 tons/ac (mean + 2 st. dev.) Maximum: 9.9 tons/ac (mean + 2 st. dev.)

Prices and Costs Sweet Corn: $67.60/ton Sweet Corn: $67.60/ton Insecticides ($/ac-treatment) Insecticides ($/ac-treatment) CaptureWarrior Baythroid CaptureWarrior Baythroid $2.82/ac$3.49/ac$6.09/ac MustangPounce MustangPounce $2.80/ac$3.76/ac Aerial Application: $4.85/ac-treatment Aerial Application: $4.85/ac-treatment Other Costs of Production:$200/ac Other Costs of Production:$200/ac No Cost for ECB Scouting, Farmer Management Time, or Land No Cost for ECB Scouting, Farmer Management Time, or Land

Model Summary Stochastic variables: yield, ECB population, insecticide efficacy, % marketable for processing, net returns Stochastic variables: yield, ECB population, insecticide efficacy, % marketable for processing, net returns Monte Carlo simulations for the hierarchical model Monte Carlo simulations for the hierarchical model Value with Stochastic Net Returns Value with Stochastic Net Returns Mean/Average/Expected Value Net Returns Mean/Average/Expected Value Net Returns Risk with Stochastic Net Returns Risk with Stochastic Net Returns Standard Deviation of Net Returns Standard Deviation of Net Returns

Value of 1 st spray: $ /acValue of 1 st spray: $ /ac 1 Scheduled Spray and use of IPM for 2 nd spray maximizes farmer returns1 Scheduled Spray and use of IPM for 2 nd spray maximizes farmer returns

Economic Thresholds (ECB larvae/ear) 2 nd spray: rd spray: th spray: 0.25

Source of IPM value is preventing unneeded sprays Baythroid and Warrior more costly, so IPM more valuable After more applications, fewer scheduled sprays needed

Summary/Conclusion First scheduled spray worth $115-$125/ac First scheduled spray worth $115-$125/ac 1 scheduled spray and use of IPM for the 2 nd spray maximizes farmer returns 1 scheduled spray and use of IPM for the 2 nd spray maximizes farmer returns Value of IPM vs scheduled additional spray ranges $5-9/ac, not including scouting cost Value of IPM vs scheduled additional spray ranges $5-9/ac, not including scouting cost IPM brings modest reductions in risk IPM brings modest reductions in risk Improvements to make Improvements to make Specify the processing company’s objective Specify the processing company’s objective More representative ECB population data More representative ECB population data

Strategy Insecticide Insecticide Use PounceMustangBaythroidCaptureWarrior No Sprays Schedule 1 Spray Schedule 1 Spray, IPM for 2 nd Spray Schedule 2 Sprays Schedule 2 Sprays, IPM for 3 rd Spray Schedule 3 Sprays Schedule 3 Sprays, IPM for 4 th Spray Schedule 4 Sprays Table 4. Expected net returns ($/ac) for each insecticide use strategy

Strategy Insecticide Insecticide Use PounceMustangBaythroidCaptureWarrior No Sprays Schedule 1 Spray Schedule 1 Spray, IPM for 2 nd Spray Schedule 2 Sprays Schedule 2 Sprays, IPM for 3 rd Spray Schedule 3 Sprays Schedule 3 Sprays, IPM for 3 rd Spray Schedule 4 Sprays Table 5. Net returns standard deviation ($/ac) for each insecticide use strategy