5000 Pound Club Final
Here are the certificates presented to peanut growers in North Carolina who produce at least 5000 pounds per acre during 2015 Article first appeared as North Carolina Peanut MORE »
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Information on Tilt Bravo Availability
This letter from Syngenta, linked as a pdf document, includes information on 2016 Tilt Bravo SE use in Peanuts. Article first appeared as North Carolina Peanut Note (PNNC-2016-025) Accompanying email: From: Teeter Ken USME <ken.teeter@syngenta.com> Date: February MORE »
Belt Registration
University Cooperators and Specialists, This letter is to inform you of the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) intention to cancel the registrations of flubendiamide-containing products in the United States. Please note: while under review, MORE »
Tradenames and Common Names for Pesticides in Ag Chem Manual
Question: Do you have any idea why David Jordan didn’t put the commercial names of herbicides in the 2016 Ag Chem manual? It’s going to be hard for industry people and farmers the MORE »
Delays in Spraying After Mixing
Question: Good evening, was there or is there any data that is available that talks about how much a pesticide may break down or how it may be less effective if left for MORE »
Delays in Spraying Cotton
Performance of Cotton Agrochemicals when Spray Solution Application is Delayed. Peter M. Eure, David L. Jordan*, Jack S. Bacheler, Alan C. York, Loren R. Fisher, and Randy Wells Published in The Journal of MORE »
Mid-Season Peanut Disease Control and Disease Advisories
At least one fungicide application for leaf spot has been made to most of the peanut crop by now. Most fields are ready for their second or third fungicide application. These are the MORE » – from 
Extension Plant Pathology
Updated peanut disease photos now online
An updated version of the pdf “Peanut Disease Photos” has been posted. Color images of 16 diseases and disorders commonly found on peanut in North Carolina, along with notes describing key signs and MORE » – from Extension Plant Pathology
