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In the past week, I have been involved with 3 field situations where dicamba was inadvertently applied to peanut prior to planting. The results were not good. Dicamba is NOT labeled for preplant use in peanut. With that said, here is all I know about how peanuts respond to soil-applied dicamba. 1) This is what soil-applied dicamba injury…
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Below is the newest podcase from Dr. Scott Monfort with the latest info on what they are seeing in Peanut fields in Georgia
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A few things from the field: However, for those of you who are making cracking sprays here are some rates and a few reminders:
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How to start a peanut fungicide program?
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The Georgia Department of Agriculture announced last week an additional opportunity to attend required 2023 UPW training. All producers who have not attended need to plan to attend. If producers have already attended, but have employees and/or newly hired employees that need to attend in order to apply Engenia, XtendiMax, and Tavium. Time and place…
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To date, UGA Extension does not know of ANY southern rust (or soybean rust) in Georgia or in bordering areas of Alabama or Florida, though I am sure there is some somewhere. The hunt continues…. SO, WHAT DO WE TELL GROWERS- I have told you many times, “Corn Growers, especially under irrigated conditions and those…
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Soil-Applied Glyphosate and Peanuts (by Dr. Eric Prostko) I received a few questions recently about the use of glyphosate prior to planting or shortly after planting peanuts. Many of you have remembered (surprisingly!) what Dr. Culpepper has said about the potential residual effects of higher rates of glyphosate on crops such as transplanted squash, broccoli,…
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