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Morningglory Control in August Peanut Notes No. 227 2025

Question:I have late season morning glory issue on some of my acres; any herbicide options for this.Jordan:Do you know if you have pitted (these have smooth leaves that come to a point) or entireleaf…

Spade shaped green leaves among peanut plants indicating pitted and fullleaf morningglory.

Controlling Large Morningglories Peanut Notes No. 156 2025

Question:Got Cadre 2.5 weeks ago. Are these going to die? Jordan:I don’t think so. They are probably smaller than they would be. I would spray Ultra Blazer plus 2,4-DB or Cobra plus 2,4-DB. Looks…

Pitted morningglory in a field.

Morningglory Species Identification and Control Peanut Notes No. 106 2025

It can be challenging to distinguish between species of morningglory, especially when small and in the cotyledon stage. Once true leaves emerge, it becomes easier. There are differences in herbicide…

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Morningglory Control in August Peanut Notes No. 192 2024

Question:How late is too late to spray Storm and 2,4-DB on peanuts? They are pegging and small pods.Jordan:What weeds are you trying to control?Follow up:Morninglories.Jordan:Know which ones? Pitted…

A green split leafed plant growing from farm soil.

Controlling Morningglories Peanut Notes No. 107 2024

The first step in controlling morningglories is identification. Entireleaf morningglory and pitted morningglory are generally the two species we find in peanut fields. Ultra Blazer, Storm, and Cobra…

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Morningglory Control Peanut Notes No. 107 2023

We often have escaped morningglory species in peanuts. Images of three common species are provided in the link. From a control standpoint, you can consider entireleaf and ivyleaf morningglory the…