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In-Furrow Fungicides Peanut Notes No. 22 2020

Question:Has any of your research proven that an in-furrow fungicide at planting has benefits? Such as Bravo giving you any benefit to leafspot?Jordan answer:Certainly, seed treatments are delivering…

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Peanut Grower Magazine Column April Peanut Notes No. 21 2020

Many states had high yields for the 2019 growing season. Even though some areas of V-C Region had dry conditions during the summer, overall yields were close to record levels. This was due in part to…

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In-Service Extension Agent Training Session June 25 Peanut Notes No. 20 2020

Note from Guy Collins on Cotton and Peanut In-Service Training in JuneAgents and Extension Faculty,The Cotton & Peanut Agent Training Field Day is scheduled for June 25, 2020, at the Upper…

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Top Producer Awards NC Peanut Notes No. 19 2020

The following links have certificates for the Group of Sixty recipients and the 5000 Pound Club for the 2019 growing season. The Group of Sixty includes growers who had a total of 60 points based on…

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Results From UPPT in 2018 Peanut Notes No. 18 2020

Results in Table 12 show yield of Georgia 06G in the V-C region relative to other breeding lines and the Virginia market type check variety Bailey. These data show that Georgia 06G (normal fatty acid…

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Value of Maintaining Optimum Soil pH Peanut Notes No. 17 2020

Maintaining pH between 5.8 and 6.2 across fields is important. This minimizes aluminum toxicity on coastal plain soils in North Carolina. Soil pH in this range can also decrease the risk of zinc…

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Runner Market Type Production Peanut Notes No. 16 2020

Runner market types can be grown successfully in North Carolina. Depending on the buyer, high oleic varieties or varieties with “normal” fatty acid profiles are the options. Runner market types are…

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Paraquat Certification Requirement Peanut Notes No. 15 2020

Paraquat is an important herbicide for weed control in peanut as a preplant burndown and application prior to peanut emergence and during the first 28 days after peanut emergence. The rate varies…

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Jordan Presentation at SC Peanut Meeting Peanut Notes No. 14 2020

The following presentation was made at the recent South Carolina state peanut meeting in January.Peanut Grower Meeting 2020 South Carolina 1-9Peanut Grower Meeting 2020 South Carolina 10-27Peanut…

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Jordan Presentation on Peanuts in Class Peanut Notes No. 13 2020

I made the following 30 minute presentation in CS 462 (Soil-Crop Management Systems) as an example of how to discuss the essential elements of producing a crop in a very short period of time. There…