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We’re looking at about 7″ across the county from the storm on Saturday. From a herbicide standpoint, the biggest questions are runoff and leaching. If the soil was physically moved around or away from the field then it’s safe to say the herbicides moved with it. If this is the case then residual herbicide activity…
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Cold weather and the threat of severe storms on Saturday have kept us back some this week but it’s looking like next week should be a full go for most everyone. Here are some things that you can get a head start on before the furrow is closed. Seedling diseases (Rhizoctonia & Pythium) Waiting until…
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You can check the UPW and Paraquat training list on the Georgia Department of Ag website. If your name is not found on one of the lists and you have proof you took the corresponding test please let me know so we can get it fixed. If your name is not on one of the…
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Dr. Lenny Wells has put together the best table and schedule for pecan fungicide applications. Here it is. We have broken the cultivars down into 3 main categories (Low, Medium, and High) as seen below. The 4th category–Medium/High — consists of cultivars that could fall into either of these 2 categories. Under most conditions, they…
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I’ve reached out to some of you about a sprayer survey that Dr. Prostko and Dr. Virk have sent out. We are looking at some potential research and trainings on sprayer and precision applications so this data will be very helpful in creating that. If you haven’t taken the survey you can find it at…
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To plant or not to plant? That is the question. Several are asking about planting peanuts already so here are some things to keep in mind. Planting this early in April will increase the risk for TSWV so you will need to take precautions like using Thimet, using quality seed, in-furrow fungicide, proper seeding rate,…
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Using Pesticides Wisely (UPW) 2021 virtual trainings are nearly completed with only three more opportunities available. This training must be completed to be able to make labeled dicamba or 2,4-D in-crop cotton or soybean applications. Click the links below to register for the upcoming trainings. April 5, 5:30 PM: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_86HgfXsMRt64_dN_xz9b0g April 8, 9 AM: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Nry9IN0HQSu7YgP5TOiC3g…
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Burndown applications are out as are the harrows. Snap beans are being planted and corn is popping. I’ve talked with several of you about delaying any POST applications in corn. It’s best to wait until this little cold snap passes. The reasoning behind this is that the weeds shut down when the temperature drops so…
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We went into winter knowing that we were in a La Nina weather pattern which normally means a warmer drier winter for south Georgia, but that wasn’t the case. We were a little cooler and definitely wetter than normal. Now we know why. A La Nina usually pushes the jet stream north which causes the…
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Here are the YouTube links for the cotton production meeting presentations Taylor Sills: Georgia Cotton Commission Camp Hand: Cotton Variety Performance Glen Harris: Potassium and Nitrogen Management for Cotton Simer Virk: Precision Application Technologies and Adoption Considerations for Cotton Production Bob Kemerait: Disease and Nematode Management Update Stanley Culpepper: 2021 Cotton weed Control Wesley Porter:…
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