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June Peanut Grower Magazine Jordan Column Peanut Notes No. 52 2020

In June growers continue to implement strategies to control weeds and prevent thrips from causing injury. Hopefully, in-furrow systemic insecticides have provided adequate control, and follow up…

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Seed Sprouting Under Cool Conditions Peanut Notes No. 51 2020

The following images of seed are from peanut planted on May 5 and checked on May 14, 2020, at the Peanut Belt Research Station at Lewiston-Woodville.Images of seed and seed sprouting on May 14…

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Inoculant Performance Peanut Notes No. 50 2020

There can be issues with inoculant (nitrogen fixation) performance in some fields. Old product or a product handled poorly are possibilities. A mistake by the manufacturer is a possibility but that…

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Early Season Weed Control Residual Herbicides Peanut Notes No. 49 2020

Question:It is a concern among growers planting cotton and using Warrant can cause cotton not to come up or delayed germination if cotton stays in the ground for a period of time and does not emerge.…

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Anco Comments Early Season Questions SC Peanut Notes No. 48 2020

I read your piece about Thimet but my twin row planter isn't setup for granular. Should I plant single rows with Thimet instead? This is for 09B runners. There can be a time and a place for things,…

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Anco Comments Planting SC Peanut Notes No. 46 2020

Cooler temperatures coming are making planting during next week more favorable overall compared to the end of this week to protect peanut crops. We have been having soil temperatures in SC warm up…

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Anco Comments Thrips SC Peanut Notes No. 47 2020

In-Furrow Twin Row RatesIn-furrow rates for imidacloprid (Admire Pro and generics), Velum Total, AgLogic, and Thimet are all capped at a max per acre basis according to the labels. If planting in…

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Crop Update V-C Region May 12 Peanut Notes No. 45 2020

The following link is for the peanut crop update as of May 12, 2020.VC Crop Report May 12 2020

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Acephate and Imidacloprid Combinations Peanut Notes No. 44 2020

Some growers are interested in applying the combination of Admire Pro or generic imidacloprid with acephate in the seed furrow. Historically, acephate was the liquid in-furrow product used for thrips…

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Volunteer Peanut in Other Crops Peanut Notes No. 43 2020

If peanuts from last year’s crop are emerging, and you have not planted this year’s crop, Liberty is the best herbicide to control volunteer peanuts. Paraquat and glyphosate do not control volunteer…