Peanut | NC State Extension

I’ve been presenting the following graph at several peanut meetings this winter. Yield response to Apogee varied considerably in …

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At the peanut production meetings so far this year, I have been discussing thrips control with in-furrow systemic insecticides. …

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In discussions this winter with growers, there seems to be interest in planting more peanuts in 2023 compared with …

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Question: I just received a request from an insurance company about peanut adaptability/planting dates. I am thinking May 1 – …

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The following are links to presentations from the 2023 state peanut meeting in South Carolina. Thanks to Dan Anco! Presentations …

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Question: I am going through soil samples for fields where we are planning on having peanuts. A few samples in …

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As you prepare for 2023, keep in mind that we do not have effective herbicides that control this weed …

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The primary burndown options for peanut are glyphosate, paraquat and 2,4-D. Dicamba can be used and residual herbicide are …

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The herbicide Brake has received federal registration and is awaiting a state registration review. This herbicide offers a different …

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We recently had an in-service training session for county agents relative to peanuts and cotton. We discussed pod shed …

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Yield and market grade data from the PVQE trials can be found below. Dr. Balota at Virginia Tech leads …

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The 2023 guides for NC and Virginia can be found at the following links. Paper copies of the NC …

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