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Gypsum Applications and Excessive Water Peanut Notes No. 90 2020

The rates of gypsum recommended in 2020 Peanut Information hold for both dryland and irrigated production systems. There is concern that excessive rain and possibly over-irrigation can result in…

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Irrigation Scheduling for Peanuts Peanut Notes No. 89 2020

Approximately 15% of peanut acreage in North Carolina are irrigated. There are several sources of information on irrigation. General comments on peanut response to irrigation can be found in 2020…

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Adjuvants and Spray Volume for Weed Control Peanut Notes No. 88 2020

Crop oil concentrate and nonionic surfactant are recommended as possibilities for Cobra, Cadre, Storm, Basagran, and Ultra Blazer. Depending on product, either crop oil concentrate or nonionic…

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Agent Training Session June 23 and 24 Peanut Notes No. 87 2020

Details for the Zoom meeting with agents are found below. We will upload the materials we discuss on this portal for the general public. A major focus of the session will be disease…

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Correction to the Revytek Rate in the Agricultural Chemicals Manual and Peanut Information Peanut Notes No. 86 2020

The rate for Revytek in the 2020 Agricultural Chemicals Manual and in 2020 Peanut Information is wrong. The correct for Revytek is 8 to 15 fl oz/A. In most cases, the recommended rate is 12 to 15 fl…

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Peanut Growth Stages Peanut Notes No. 85 2020

The initial citation and article for peanut growth stages can be found on the Peanut Science website.The following image was provided by Dr. Eric Prostko and shows these stages. We generally suggest…

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Proactive White Mold Management Question Peanut Notes No. 84 2020

Question:Peanut field planted May 14 behind soybeans but never had peanuts in the field. We have had 2 big rain events and are getting more now. Do we need to do anything to be proactive for white…

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Postemergence Weed Control Peanut Notes No. 83 2020

As we move into the latter part of June there will be a shift away from paraquat as an option for postemergence weed control in peanuts. Applications need to be made within 28 days after emergence…

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Applying Nitrogen to Late-Planted Peanuts Peanut Notes No. 82 2020

Question:We planned to broadcast 100-125 lb of AMS over the top of some pale peanuts to green them up and help them close canopy faster. The grower has asked about putting UCAN17 with a knifing rig…

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Spots on Leaves From Chemical Burn Peanut Notes No. 81 2020

The following link has images of chemical burn that is not associated with traditional leaf spot in peanuts.Spots on Leaves