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Thrips Control Critical Peanut Notes No. 63 2020

We need to give the peanut crop as much of a kick start as possible against thrips.Based on early-season observations and forecasts in other crops and in peanuts, last year’s increase in asymptomatic…

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V-C Region Crop Report Peanut Notes No. 62 2020

The most recent crop report for the Virginia-Carolina region can be found at the link below:VC Crop Report May 27, 2020

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Thrips Injury and Paraquat Peanut Notes No. 61 2020

If peanuts have considerable thrips injury because systemic insecticide did not perform well, DO NOT apply paraquat until the peanuts recover. Peanuts can take some thrips injury and some paraquat…

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Replanting Considerations Peanut Notes No. 60 2020

Unlike 2019, some areas of the state have received excessive rainfall in May, especially during the past week. The following should be considered relative to replanting: Five plants per foot of row…

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Anco SC Peanut Update Peanut Notes No. 59 2020

South Carolina Peanut UpdateDan AncoPeanut acres in the state were more than half planted at the beginning of this week. Several days of rain brought much needed moisture to many dry fields. This…

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Sustainability of Pest Management Tools in Peanut Production Systems in the V-C Region Peanut Notes No. 57 2020

We recently published a short commentary on concerns about the sustainability of pest management strategies in peanut in the V-C Region. The article can be found at the link below: Risk to…

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Leaf Spot Management in Peanuts Dr. Shew Peanut Notes No. 56 2020

See the link below for more information on managing this leaf spot in peanuts. Leaf Spots of Peanut

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CBR Management in Peanuts Dr. Shew Peanut Notes No. 55 2020

See the link below for more information on managing this disease in peanuts. Cylindrocladium Black Rot of Peanut

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CBR Management With Bailey II Peanut Notes No. 54 2020

Consultant Question:What are your thoughts on CBR control with Bailey II? Is there any benefit to applying Proline or Propulse in furrow in a good crop rotation? Grower is planning to use Velum…

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Keeping Expectations in Check Peanut Notes No. 53 2020

Inputs that Contribute to YieldMaintaining or increasing yield requires significant inputs in the form of fertilizer, lime, optimum plant populations, inoculation for biological nitrogen fixation,…