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Dan Anco Clemson Comments Peanut Notes No. 75 2024

The following information was provided by Dan Anco at Clemson.Anco Dan Peanuts 5-17-2024 - herbicides, inoculant water, planting order

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Gypsum Substitute Peanut Notes No. 74 2024

I was recently asked if a product applied at 100 or 200 pounds per acre that includes calcium (12.2%) is as effective as gypsum. Data are presented in the technical bulletin from yield trials but…

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Valor Injury Peanut Notes No. 73 2024

The following link includes images of peanut injury caused by Valor.Valor injury

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Thrips Injury Peanut Notes No. 72 2024

The following link has images of peanut injury caused by thrips feeding.Images of injury caused by thrips

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Yield Increases Peanut Notes No. 71 2024

Last week I had a conversation with a farmer about a product applied at mid-season that was being promoted as a product that would increase yield by 500 pounds per acre. If someone promotes a product…

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Defining a Tighter Crop Peanut Notes No. 70 2024

Question:What does it mean when it is said that a higher seeding rate "gives a tighter crop" or a "more compact crop"?Jordan:The closer the plants are together, there is less of a limb crop and more…

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Reviton Label Change Peanut Notes No. 69 2024

Reviton (active ingredient tiafenacil, a Group 14 herbicide that is a PPO inhibitor) received a label change that allows use closer to planting peanut. The label for Reviton is linked…

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Fertilizer for Cotton and Impact on Peanut Peanut Notes No. 68 2024

Question:Had a grower call about a field that was going to have cotton but is now switched to peanuts. He put out 40 lbs N, 65 lbs P, and 110 lbs K. Only thing I can think of is that he might have a…

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Peanut Growth Stages Peanut Notes No. 67 2024

On page 190 in 2024 Peanut Information, in Tables 11-1 and 11-2, we have information on how long it takes for peanuts to move from one stage of development to the next. One of the tables gives you an…

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Early Season Nutsedge Control Peanut Notes No. 66

Some fields have escapes of yellow nutsedge (and I suspect purple nutsdge in some cases.) The nutsedge is well ahead of the peanuts and the peanuts are small. The growth stage is too early for Cadre…