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Virginia Tech Peanut Field Day Jordan Handouts Peanut Notes No. 207 2021

The following information was discussed at the recent field day near Suffolk.2021 VA Field Day Presentation

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Pod Blasting Survey for County Agents Peanut Notes No. 206 2021

The following is a survey for information associated with pod maturity and pest management.Pod Blasting Survey 2021

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Pod Maturity Samples Week of September 1 Peanut Notes No. 205 2021

Peanut pod maturity for the week of September 1 from selected fields.

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Fall Armyworms Brandenburg Peanut Notes No. 204 2021

Comments from Rick are provided relative to armyworms. Fall Armyworms Out in Record NumbersRick Brandenburg, Extension EntomologistThis year we are seeing more fall armyworms than I have seen in 40…

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Late-Season Irrigation Peanut Notes No. 203 2021

Question:Can you point me to any guidelines on peanut irrigation? I have a grower who wants to do it but is concerned about extreme effects.Jordan Answer:I will search, but in general we benefit from…

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Pod Maturity Samples Pitt County Mitch Smith Peanut Notes No. 202 2021

The following maturity samples were provided by Mitch Smith.Yesterday, I asked 4 peanut producers in Pitt County to collect samples from their earliest fields in order to determine the optimum times…

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Northampton County Pod Maturity Craig Ellison Peanut Notes No. 201 2021

The following pod maturity samples were provided by Craig Ellison.

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Pod Maturity Maria Balota VT Peanut Notes No. 200

Maturity information provided by Maria Balota at Virginia Tech.We are not there yet, but getting close! | Virginia Ag Pest and Crop Advisory

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Clemson Field Day Canceled Peanut Notes No. 199 2021

After much discussion and careful consideration for the health and wellbeing of the public, Clemson University has decided to cancel the 2021 Edisto REC Peanut, Horticulture and Agronomic Crop Field…

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Pod Maturity Dan Anco Clemson Peanut Notes No. 198 2021

In the table below using temperature data from NOAA, this year our heat unit accumulation has been slightly lower than the 5-year average from 2015 through 2019. Temperature is an important driver…