Dan Anco Comments Clemson Peanut Notes No. 143 2024
Aspergillus Crown Rot The first picture is from a field where Aspergillus crown rot infection is resulting in individual plants …
Lesser Cornstalk Borer Peanut Notes No. 142 2024
Question: There was a group of folks finding high levels of cornstalk borer this week around the house. Have you …
Manganese Deficiency and Herbicide Injury Peanut Notes No. 141 2024
In a previous post (Peanut Notes No. 140), I showed various levels of manganese deficiency. Other stresses can give …
Manganese Deficiency in Peanuts Peanut Notes No. 140 2024
The following are peanuts with various degrees of manganese deficiency. We discuss how to manage this in 2024 Peanut …
R3 Stage of Peanut Development Peanut Notes No. 139 2024
Fungicide sprays should begin at the R3 stage of growth but no later than July 10. The peanuts in …
Potato Leaf Hopper Burn Peanut Notes No. 138 2024
This is an image of burn from potato leaf hopper feeding. The insect vectors a toxin that causes damage …
Kudos OD and Tank Mixtures Peanut Notes No. 137 2024
Kudos OD is a new liquid formulation of prohexadione calcium. Apogee and Kudos are dry formulations that have been …
Timing of Prohexadione Calcium Applications Peanut Notes No. 136 2024
The following link contains images of peanuts with a focus on when prohexadione calcium should be applied. It is …
Manganese and 2,4-DB Peanut Notes No. 135 2024
Question: Is it safe to run the following all together or separate herbicide and fungicide to 2 passes? 1 pt Dual 1pt …
Dual Mixes Peanut Notes No. 134 2024
I have had questions about mixing Dual (metolachlor) with the following: Cadre or Cadre plus 2,4-DB Cobra or Cobra plus 2,4-DB Chlorothalonil I …
Tank Mix Question Peanut Notes No. 133 2024
Question: No antagonism between fungicides and grass herbicides correct? Jordan: Yes there can be. Chlorothalonil reduces grass control significantly. Others do too. *For …
Dan Anco Comments Peanut Notes No. 132 2024
The first two groups of attached pictures are from a field where a patch of stunted or dead peanut …