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    Question

    White grub in maize can be controlled

    by 
    A Phorate 10 % granules @15 kg/ ha mix in the soil before sowing Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    B Carbofuramn 3 % granules @30 kg/ ha mix in the soil before sowing Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    C Either A or B Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    D Rogor 30 EC@ 500 ml/ ha spray Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

    Solution

    • White grub  is a common pest in maize, and it can be effectively controlled by:
      1. Phorate 10% granules @15 kg/ha  mixed in the soil before sowing.
      2. Carbofuran 3% granules @30 kg/ha  mixed in the soil before sowing.
    Both  Phorate  and  Carbofuran  are systemic insecticides that provide effective control against white grubs when applied to the soil before sowing.
    • Rogor 30 EC  (an organophosphate insecticide) is not typically used for soil application against white grubs; it is more commonly used as a foliar spray for other pests.

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