what’s happening in weed control 2001
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What’s Happening in Weed Control 2001. Dr. Eric P. Prostko Extension Weed Specialist Tifton. Certified Crop Advisors Meeting, Dec 15, 2000, Tifton GA. Topic for Discussion. 2000 Problems peanuts cotton corn soybeans. How dry was it??? May Precipitation in Georgia. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
What’s Happening What’s Happening in Weed Control in Weed Control
20012001
Dr. Eric P. Prostko
Extension Weed Specialist
Tifton
Certified Crop Advisors Meeting, Dec 15, 2000, Tifton GACertified Crop Advisors Meeting, Dec 15, 2000, Tifton GA
Topic for DiscussionTopic for Discussion
2000 Problems2000 Problems peanutspeanuts cottoncotton corncorn soybeans soybeans
How dry was it???How dry was it???May Precipitation in GeorgiaMay Precipitation in Georgia
0.01 0.03 0.4
4.023.36 3.4 3.66
0.310
1
2
3
4
5
Attapulgus Plains Tifton Statesboro
Location
Rai
nfal
l (in
)
2000 Average
85-90% of GA peanuts were planted in May85-90% of GA peanuts were planted in May
Drift Problems in 2000Drift Problems in 2000
Staple Plus on Sorghum
Roundup on Peanuts
Top 10 Tips For Reducing Top 10 Tips For Reducing Pesticide Drift ProblemsPesticide Drift Problems
nozzle selectionnozzle selection reduce pressurereduce pressure lower boom heightlower boom height increase nozzle sizeincrease nozzle size avoid spraying avoid spraying
when winds exceed when winds exceed 10 MPH10 MPH
lookout for lookout for inversionsinversions
use additivesuse additives calibrate sprayercalibrate sprayer keep recordskeep records use common use common
sensesense
““The Year of the Pigweed”The Year of the Pigweed”
dry weatherdry weather incorporationincorporation big weedsbig weeds Palmer amaranthPalmer amaranth resistance??resistance??
Palmer Amaranth Control with Blazer Palmer Amaranth Control with Blazer Applied at Different TimingsApplied at Different Timings
99
5748
0
25
50
75
100
3-5" 7-9" 11-13"
Timing
Con
trol
(%
)
Mayo et al. 1995 Mayo et al. 1995 (KS)(KS)
Pigweed Control with Blazer Pigweed Control with Blazer and Classic - 28 DATand Classic - 28 DAT
64 69
9197
0
25
50
75
100
Blazer Classic
Herbicide
Con
trol
(%
)
Palmer Smooth
Gossett and Toler, 1999Gossett and Toler, 1999 (SC) Applied at V3-V4 stage
Pigweed IdentificationPigweed IdentificationWorld Wide WebWorld Wide Web
Iowa State UniversityIowa State University
* * http://www.weeds.iastate.edu/weed-id/ http://www.weeds.iastate.edu/weed-id/ waterhemp/default.htmwaterhemp/default.htm
Kansas State UniversityKansas State University* http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/library/crpsl2/s80.pdf* http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/library/crpsl2/s80.pdf
PEANUTSPEANUTS
11% of peanut market11% of peanut market in southeast - 2000in southeast - 2000
How would you rate the overall How would you rate the overall performance of Strongarm in your county?performance of Strongarm in your county?
8
4943
00
15
30
45
60
75
Poor Fair Good Excellent
%
2000 UGA County Agent Survey2000 UGA County Agent Survey
What were the weeds that most What were the weeds that most frequently escaped control of Strongarm?frequently escaped control of Strongarm?
7872
2217
0
20
40
60
80
100
sicklepod nutsedge beggarweed pigweed
%
2000 UGA County Agent Survey2000 UGA County Agent Survey
Strongarm - Does it work in GA?Strongarm - Does it work in GA?Attapulgus - 7 WAPAttapulgus - 7 WAP
Untreated Strongarm + Prowl (PPI)
Variety Tolerance to Strongarm (PRE) Variety Tolerance to Strongarm (PRE) Tifton, GA 2000Tifton, GA 2000
5838 5767
0
1500
3000
4500
6000
7500
Untreated Strongarm
Herbicide
lbs/
A
Weed-free testAveraged over 2 varieties (GA Green, C99R)LSD 0.05 = 561
StrongarmStrongarmHow Should It Be Used in GA?How Should It Be Used in GA?
use where starbur, use where starbur, eclipta, and copperleaf eclipta, and copperleaf are problems are problems
tank-mix with DNAtank-mix with DNA irrigate in if possibleirrigate in if possible variable on nutsedgevariable on nutsedge poor sicklepod controlpoor sicklepod control
Strongarm Label UpdateStrongarm Label Update20012001
““at cracking” applicationsat cracking” applications
Snapbean rotation = 9 monthsSnapbean rotation = 9 months
Valor 50WDG Valor 50WDG Valent Valent introduced in 1989introduced in 1989 flumioxazinflumioxazin NN-phenylphthalimide derivative-phenylphthalimide derivative PPO oxidase inhibitorPPO oxidase inhibitor PREPRE 2-3 ozs/A 2-3 ozs/A label in 2001 label in 2001 (I hope!!)(I hope!!)
Why do we need Valor??Why do we need Valor??
Florida beggarweedFlorida beggarweed rotation restrictionsrotation restrictions mode of actionmode of action reduced costs/A?reduced costs/A?
Although Valor has many strengths, Although Valor has many strengths, growers/dealers need to be made growers/dealers need to be made
aware of its weaknesses such as . . . .aware of its weaknesses such as . . . .
cockleburcocklebur nutsedgenutsedge sicklepodsicklepod increased crop injury with delayed increased crop injury with delayed
applicationsapplications
Other Peanut Weed Control IssuesOther Peanut Weed Control Issues
paraquat formulationsparaquat formulations
* Starfire (old)* Starfire (old)
* Gramoxone Max* Gramoxone Max
* Boa* Boa Ultra BlazerUltra Blazer
* * sodium salt vs. amine formulationsodium salt vs. amine formulation
* less peanut injury???* less peanut injury???
COTTONCOTTON
GMO Cotton Varieties in GAGMO Cotton Varieties in GA
1832 32
82
0
20
40
60
80
100
Bt HerbicideResistant
Stacked All
Type
% o
f A
cres
Source: NASS, June 2000
Top 12 Varieties in 2000 GA CropTop 12 Varieties in 2000 GA CropB/RR RR B ConvDP 458 BR (14.8 %)DP 655 BR (7.0 %)SG 125 BR (3.6 %)DP 451 BR (3.4 %)ST 4892 BR (2.0 %)
DP 5690 RR (11.1 %)DP 90 RR (9.1 %)DP 5415 RR (4.9 %)
NuCOTN 35B (6.5 %)NuCOTN 33B (4.2 %)
FM 989 (3.2 %)DP 90 (2.1 %)
(USDA Ag Marketing Survey, Sep 2000)
Roundup Ready ProgramsRoundup Ready Programs
Options (6) Preferred StandardPPI / PRE Dinitroaniline
OTT 1-2 LF
OTT 2-4 LF
glyphosate orglyphosate + Staple
PDIR 6-10 LF
LAYBY
diuron or prometryn +MSMA
Glyphosate formulationsGlyphosate formulations((labeled for OT uses on RR cottonlabeled for OT uses on RR cotton))
Acquire Glyphomax Roundup Ultra
Credit Glyphomax Plus Roundup UltraDry
DuPont Glyph. Glyphosate Orig. Roundup UltraMax
Gly-Flo Rattler
Glyfos Roundup D-PAK Touchdown IQ*
Glyfos X-TRA Roundup Original
* not Touchdown 5L* not Touchdown 5L
Glyphosate is a good herbicide but Glyphosate is a good herbicide but it does have some weaknesses it does have some weaknesses such assuch as ….. ….. morningglorymorningglory nutsedgenutsedge dayflowerdayflower hemp sesbaniahemp sesbania prickly sidaprickly sida Florida pusleyFlorida pusley
Say Bye Bye to Bladex Say Bye Bye to Bladex (cyanazine)(cyanazine)
no sales or no sales or distribution after distribution after 9/30/029/30/02
cannot be used cannot be used after 12/31/02after 12/31/02
Does anyone Does anyone have some??have some??
Cyanazine ReplacementsCyanazine Replacements
diuron diuron prometrynprometryn fluometuronfluometuron CobraCobra
GoalGoal HarvadeHarvade ValorValor glyphosateglyphosate
Cyanazine ReplacementsCyanazine ReplacementsIssuesIssues
Contact activity (CoA)Contact activity (CoA) Residual activity (R)Residual activity (R) Carryover potential (CaP)Carryover potential (CaP) Injury potential (I)Injury potential (I) Cost ($)Cost ($)
Cyanazine ReplacementsCyanazine ReplacementsStrengths / WeaknessesStrengths / Weaknesses
diuron -- CoA, R, I, $ / CaP?diuron -- CoA, R, I, $ / CaP? prometryn -- CoA, R, CaP, I, $prometryn -- CoA, R, CaP, I, $ fluometuron -- R, I, $ / CoA, CaP?fluometuron -- R, I, $ / CoA, CaP? Cobra -- CoA, CaP, I / R, $Cobra -- CoA, CaP, I / R, $ Goal -- CoA, CaP, I / R, $Goal -- CoA, CaP, I / R, $ Harvade -- CoA, CaP, $ (IPOZZ) / RHarvade -- CoA, CaP, $ (IPOZZ) / R Valor -- CoA, R, CaP / I, $? experimentalValor -- CoA, R, CaP / I, $? experimental Glyphosate -- CoA, CaP, $ / R only RRGlyphosate -- CoA, CaP, $ / R only RR
Conventional ProgramsConventional ProgramsOptions (5) Preferred StandardPPI dinitroaniline
PRE fluometuron + Staple
Early POST MSMA orfluometuron + MSMA orStaple + MSMA
PDIR 6-10 in
LAYBY
diuron or prometryn +MSMA
CORNCORN
Weed Control in CornWeed Control in Corn
numerous optionsnumerous options tough to beat tough to beat
atrazine + cultivation atrazine + cultivation ($$$)($$$)
Prowl and/or Accent Prowl and/or Accent for PANTEfor PANTE
need something for need something for late-season MGlate-season MG
Weed Control in CornWeed Control in CornNew StuffNew Stuff
herbicide resistant hybridsherbicide resistant hybrids
* cost/A* cost/A
* hybrid performance* hybrid performance
* 6% of U.S. crop* 6% of U.S. crop
* GMO Issue* GMO Issue new labelsnew labels
Herbicide Resistant Corn Hybrid Herbicide Resistant Corn Hybrid TechnologiesTechnologies
Cost/ACost/A
Hybrid Seed Herbicide Total
RR $6.00 $6-8.00 $12-14.00
LL $0.00 $13-19.00 $13-19.00
Clearfield $0.00 $12.61 $12.61
Herbicide Resistant Corn Herbicide Resistant Corn Hybrids in GA - 2000Hybrids in GA - 2000
hybrids that performed equal to or hybrids that performed equal to or better than the test averages better than the test averages included the following:included the following:
* Pioneer 32K63LL (Liberty)* Pioneer 32K63LL (Liberty)
* Garst 8222 IT (Clearfield)* Garst 8222 IT (Clearfield)
* Dekalb 626RR (Roundup)* Dekalb 626RR (Roundup)
Weed Control in CornWeed Control in CornNew (er) LabelsNew (er) Labels
Accent Gold Accent Gold Action Action AxiomAxiom Axiom ATAxiom AT AimAim BalanceBalance
Celebrity PlusCelebrity Plus DistinctDistinct Degree ExtraDegree Extra EpicEpic NorthstarNorthstar SpiritSpirit
SOYBEANSSOYBEANS
GA Soybean ProductionGA Soybean Production1989-20001989-2000
0
300
600
900
1200
Year
Acr
es H
arve
sted
(X
100
0)
Source: GASS
Weed Control in SoybeansWeed Control in SoybeansRoundup Ready Tank-MixesRoundup Ready Tank-Mixes
Classic @ 0.33 oz/A ($3.14)Classic @ 0.33 oz/A ($3.14) FirstRate @ 0.15 ozs/A ($3.11)FirstRate @ 0.15 ozs/A ($3.11) Resource @ 4 ozs/A ($4.30)Resource @ 4 ozs/A ($4.30) improved control of morningglory (5-10%)improved control of morningglory (5-10%) mixed results across southern USmixed results across southern US cheaper than split applications of cheaper than split applications of
Roundup but not as effectiveRoundup but not as effective
Newer Roundup PremixesNewer Roundup PremixesSoybeansSoybeans
BASFBASF ExtremeExtreme
** Roundup (2 lb/gal) + Pursuit (0.17 lb/gal)Roundup (2 lb/gal) + Pursuit (0.17 lb/gal)
BackdraftBackdraft
** Roundup (1.25 lb/gal) + Scepter (0.25 lb/gal)Roundup (1.25 lb/gal) + Scepter (0.25 lb/gal)
knockdown + residualknockdown + residual NIS + N required on labelNIS + N required on label
Roundup/Boron/DimilinRoundup/Boron/DimilinTank Mixes??Tank Mixes??
full-bloom to early full-bloom to early pod-fillpod-fill
R2-R3 stageR2-R3 stage Is this the best time Is this the best time
for Roundup?for Roundup? Crop injury?Crop injury? Need more dataNeed more data
Soybean Yield Response to Soybean Yield Response to Roundup/Boron/Dimilin Tank-MixesRoundup/Boron/Dimilin Tank-Mixes
Hartz 7550RRHartz 7550RR
0 10 20 30 40
Untreated
Roundup (R)
Dimilin (D)
Boron (B)
R+D
R+B
D+B
R+D+B
Tifton, GA 2000 P = 0.85CV = 23
Bu/A
Weed Control in SoybeansWeed Control in SoybeansOther New(er) StuffOther New(er) Stuff
ActionAction AxiomAxiom BoundaryBoundary DetailDetail DomainDomain
ExpertExpert Pendimax Pendimax RaptorRaptor ResourceResource
University ofGeorgia
ExtensionWeed Science
http://mars.cropsoil.uga.edu/weedsci/