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Burrower Bug Identification Dan Anco Clemson Peanut Notes No. 76 2023

Eyewitness sightings by Jonathan Croft and Charles Davis have confirmed white-margined burrower bug in Calhoun County this past May twenty-forth at approximately 1:53 pm. Fortunately for these…

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Comments From Dan Anco Clemson Peanut Notes No. 75 2023

The following are comments from Dan Anco with Clemson UniversityWith the start of June a week out, planting is about 70% completed and moving along well. Stands have generally been good to…

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Dates for Peanut Events in 2023 Peanut Notes No. 74 2023

Important Dates for Peanut-Related Events in 2023June 28, NC State Extension agent in-service training, Rocky Mount, North CarolinaJuly 11-13, American Peanut Research and Education Society annual…

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Valor Injury Peanut Notes No. 73 2023

The following link has images of Valor injury. Injury from this herbicide can be alarming. However, peanuts recover and yield is not affected in the vast number of cases.Valor Injury

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Paraquat and Basagran Peanut Notes No. 72 2023

Make sure you add Basagran at 8 oz/acre to Gramoxone (paraquat) when applied to peanuts. The Basagran will decrease injury from Gramoxone. This will be especially noticeable when residual herbicides…

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V-C Region Crop Report May 24 Peanut Notes No. 71 2023

The most recent crop report for the region can be found at the following link:VC Crop Report No 2 May 24 2023

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Valor and Brake Timing Peanut Notes No. 70

Make sure you do not apply Valor or Brake to emerged peanuts. These herbicides need to be applied within 2-3 days after planting.

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Peanut Response to Gypsum Based on Previous History of Peanuts in Field Peanut Notes No. 69 2023

Question:Do you have any land plaster rate recommendations for peanuts going into new ground?Jordan:The recommendation is the same for gypsum irrespective of whether the field is new ground or has a…

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Peanut Stands Peanut Notes No. 68 2023

There have been issues with stands in North Carolina this spring, although some fields have great stands even when planted in late April. Others have not. Cool (cold) and wet soils can slow…

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Thrips Injury and Paraquat Peanut Notes No. 67 2023

Peanuts in many fields are up and growing and in some cases thrips injury is becoming apparent. We are also seeing weed escapes, especially if PPI and PRE herbicides were limited. Make sure thrips…