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Planting in Dry Soil Peanut Notes No. 73 2021

Question:What is your recommendation for a producer that is planting 2.5” to 3” deep and there is no moisture that far down in the soil?We have a few producers in VA and northeast North Carolina that…

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Weed Control in a Dry Year Peanut Notes No. 72 2021

Weed control in a dry year can be more challenging and even more expensive than weed control in a wet year. Preplant incorporated herbicides have provided some degree of control but in many fields,…

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Poor Thrips Control From in-Furrow Products Due to Dry Weather Peanut Notes No. 71 2021

More reports are coming in regarding poor thrips control due to the dry conditions. Poor control becomes more obvious when the plants are slow growing. The only option is a foliar spray and acephate…

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Grass Control With Paraquat or Clethodim Peanut Notes No. 70 2021

Question:What are your thoughts on spraying grass in this hot and dry? Going to look at a field today for a grower that has lots of grass. All fields are clean except one. What are your thoughts on…

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Peanut Stands and Additional Planting Peanut Notes No. 69 2021

Question:I am seeing some stand issues on our emerging peanuts. Mostly Bailey 2 and looking like we are going to have a final stand around 3/ft. Do you think you would try to drop some more seed or…

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Dan Anco Comments Clemson Peanut Notes No. 68 2021

Dan Anco Comments (photos can be found at the following link)Anco 5-21-21 picturesForecast has hot and dry weather settling in the next week out with highs in the 90s. Heat units are here, now back…

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Herbicide Comments Mike Marshall Clemson Peanut Notes No. 67 2021

The following comments on early season weed control in peanuts were provided by Dr. Marshall.Marshall Early POST Herbicides in Peanut 5.21.21

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Peanut Stands Peanut Notes No. 66 2021

Peanut StandsWe may run into issues with stands this spring for a number of reasons. Unseasonably cool temperatures and limited soil moisture will be contributing factors. The question of extended…

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Dry Spring and Arthropods Peanut Notes No. 65 2021

Dry Spring Could Set Stage for Insect and Mite Issues in PeanutsRick Brandenburg, Extension Entomology SpecialistA post earlier this week discussed the concern over the dry soil conditions. One item…

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Emery Compared With Bailey II and Sullivan Peanut Notes No. 64 2021

Bailey and Sullivan have been around for a considerable amount of time. Bailey II should perform as well or better than Bailey in terms of disease reaction and yield. Vine growth of Bailey II is…