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Volunteer Peanuts and Leaf Spot Inoculum Dan Anco Clemson Peanut Notes No. 85 2023

The following is a post from Dan Anco at Clemson UniversityIn a field where peanut was grown last year and where there were areas with heavy defoliation from late leaf spot (>90%), a few…

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Examples of Peanut Stands Peanut Notes No. 84 2023

Examples of less than ideal peanut stands are presented at the following link.Examples of Plant Stands

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Examples of Thrips Injury Peanut Notes No. 83 2023

The following has thrips injury 3 weeks after planting with AgLogic versus non-treated peanut.Gramoxone plus Basagran can be applied safely to peanuts with the amount of thrips injury following…

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Examples of Valor Injury Peanut Notes No. 82 2023

Peanuts have historically recovered quickly from this level of injury caused by Valor.Examples of Valor injury

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Cadre/Impose Timing Peanut Notes No. 81 2023

Many growers are applying Cadre or Impose for broadleaf weed control, control of sedges, and suppression/control of grasses. Although we don't always observe it, Cadre/Impose can cause peanuts to…

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Winter Weeds in Emerged Peanuts Peanut Notes No. 80 2023

I have had a few questions this week about controlling henbit, cutleaf evening primrose and swinegress after peanuts have emerged. We don't have great options. In most years, these winter weeds will…

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Adjuvants Peanut Notes No. 79 2023

In the vast majority of instances, postemergence herbicides used in peanuts will perform adequately when applied with either a nonionic surfactant (often referred to as "80/20 surfactant") or crop…

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Data Sets and Recommendations Peanut Notes No. 79 2023

We (university faculty and staff and NC State Extension agents) often conduct research on products from companies. In some cases, we may look at a product or group of products for one season at one…

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Cloudy Weather and Peanuts Color Peanut Notes No. 78 2023

We have experienced a considerable amount of cloudy weather this May. We have also had cool temperatures. If this continues, peanuts may have a pale or light green look. There can be a tendency to…

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Gypsum Analysis Peanut Notes No. 77 2023

The following links provide information on gypsum analysis and interpretation. The rates of gypsum we use on page 29 in 2023 Peanut Information are based on the percent calcium sulfate. Note that in…