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Edema

Edema or Oedema Peanut Notes No. 147 2020

The following is an image of what is likely caused by Edema (Oedema) and can occur when excessive soil water is absorbed by a plant part, in this case the developing peg and pod. Even though fields…

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Peanut Sensitivity to Dicamba and Off-Site Movement Peanut Notes No. 146 2020

Peanuts are very sensitive to dicamba. The following image shows injury at rates of no more than 1/50th a normal use rate of glyphosate plus dicamba. Xtendimax was used and there was very low wind.…

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Weed Control Question Peanut Notes No. 145 2020

Question:We have a grower who is about to spray a field with Select + Butyrac for broadleaf and grass control. He has a few spots with heavy yellow nutsedge pressure (50-60/100 feet) which probably…

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Order of Applying Fungicide, Chlorpyrifos, and Gypsum Peanut Notes No. 144 2020

Some farmers have gotten behind on applying both gypsum and chlorpyrifos. If I needed to apply these essentially on the same day, especially when a fungicide needs to be applied, I would apply the…

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GPS David Jordan Peanut Notes No. 143 2020

I am sure the tree in the distance moved at least twice while I was spraying this alley. James Ralph Rountree (retired from the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services) and I always…

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Sclerotinia Blight Comments Shew Peanut Notes No. 142 2020

The right time to worry about Sclerotinia blight is when most fields have rows within 6 inches of touching. Fields with a history of disease should be scouted when they reach that point. We could…

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J Rooting Langston VT Peanut Notes No. 141 2020

The following example of J Rooting was provided by David Langston at the Tidewater AREC.Langston J Rooting

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Dan Anco Comments Clemson Peanut Notes No. 140 2020

The following is an update from Dr Anco at Clemson:Anco July 17 2020

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Green Peanuts and Fungicides Peanut Notes No. 139 2020

Question:I have received a call regarding spraying Green Peanuts (boiling) for disease management. These peanuts are at 70 days. My concern in providing recommendations is post-harvest intervals with…

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Peanut Development and Fungicides Peanut Notes No. 138 2020

Images of peanut growth and development can be found at the following link:Peanuts at R3 stage moving to R4 quickly