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2011 Beltwide: New Products/Technologies/Concerns WEEDS

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Stanley Culpepper
Professor and Extension Weed Specialist
University of Georgia

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
  1. 2011 Beltwide: New Products/Technologies/Concerns WEEDS
  2. New Products/Technologies
  3. Glytol + Liberty Link Cotton
  4. Ignite vs. Roundup
  5. Photo
  6. Photo
  7. Non-treated vs Ignite, 12 DAT
  8. Palmer response to Ignite
  9. Application Timing is Critical in LL Cotton
  10. Phytogen Widestrike Cotton
  11. 375 WideStrike Cotton Tolerance to Multiple Applications of Ignite
  12. 2, 4-D Resistant Cotton
  13. Will There Be Value in 2,4-D- or Dicamba-Resistant Traits for Cotton Growers?
  14. 1.5 pt of 2,4-D
  15. Ignite vs Ignite+2,4-D
  16. Ignite vs Ignite+dicamba
  17. Additional Concerns
  18. Are You Comfortable Making 2,4-D or Dicamba In-Crop Weed Management Recommendations TODAY?
  19. Photo
  20. Potted cotton plants placed in all directions
  21. Temperature (F) Sept 9-11
  22. Visual Injury 27 DAA from 2,4-D Volatility, October 6, 2010
  23. Volatility Injury to Cotton: Tunnel/Dome Data
  24. Visual Injury 27 DAA from 2,4-D Volatility under Tunnels (October 6, 2010)
  25. Comments?



SLIDE CONTENTS
  1. 2011 Beltwide: New Products/Technologies/Concerns WEEDS 2011 Beltwide Consultants Conference
  2. New Products/Technologies Glytol + Liberty Link Cotton 2,4-D Resistant Cotton (2015?) Dicamba Resistant Cotton (2015?)
  3. Exceptional tolerance to Ignite and Roundup Systems approach including residuals and other chemistry will offer excellent control of most weeds. Glytol + Liberty Link Cotton
  4. Ignite vs. Roundup Weed Ignite Roundup Eveningprimrose + - Morningglory + - Volunteer peanut + - Goosegrass - + Large grasses - + Perennial grasses - + Nutsedge - + Tropical spiderwort - - GR Ragweed + - GR Horseweed -/+ - GR Palmer amaranth -/+ -
  5. Prowl H20 PRE Glyfos X-tra 48 oz @ 2 lf cotton/ 3” AMAPA Glyfos X-tra 48 oz @ 7 lf cotton/ 12” AMAPA Direx + MSMA @ 15 lf cotton/ 18” AMAPA
  6. Prowl H20 PRE Ignite 33 oz @ 2 lf cotton/3” AMAPA Glyfos X-tra 48 oz @ 7 lf cotton/ 0” AMAPA Direx + MSMA @ 15 lf cotton/3” AMAPA
  7. Non-treated Ignite 12 DAT
  8. Palmer response to Ignite WATER VOLUME AND NOZZLE TYPE IS CRITICAL Do not apply within an hour of sunrise MUST KILL IT WITH THE FIRST APPLICATION
  9. Application Timing is Critical in LL Cotton 3” Palmer: 29 to 32 oz/A = >98% control 3-4”: 36 oz/A = 88 to 100% control 4-6” Palmer: 43 oz/A = 70 to 100% control >6” Palmer: 43 oz and get the hoes ready
  10. Phytogen Widestrike Cotton Confers tolerance to Ignite Tolerance not complete; injury will occur and yield loss can occur if you don’t know what you are doing. According to EPA, Ignite can be applied to widestrike cotton. However, grower is liable as neither Bayer nor Dow recommend or warrant the use of Ignite on Widestrike cotton
  11. 375 WideStrike Cotton Tolerance to Multiple Applications of Ignite Pounds Lint Cotton a a b No Ignite Ignite 2 lf and 7 lf Ignite 2 lf, 7 lf, bloom
  12. 2, 4-D Resistant Cotton 2,4-D resistant cotton sensitive cotton
  13. Will There Be Value in 2,4-D- or Dicamba-Resistant Traits for Cotton Growers? 1. Tool for managing GR ragweed, horseweed, Palmer, morningglory, perennial weeds, winter annual weeds 2. No preplant interval for burndown 3. A new mode of action for in-crop control 4. Applications overtop of cotton 5. Price of herbicides are currently economical 6. Option to rotate with Roundup for resistance mgmt
  14. 1.5 pt of 2,4-D 12 DAT 24 DAT
  15. Ignite Ignite + 2,4-D 0.75 lb 12 DAT
  16. Ignite Ignite + dicamba 0.5 lb 12 DAT
  17. Additional Concerns Loss of currently used herbicides? MSMA Cotoran Sustainability of Ignite? Off target movement of 2,4-D and dicamba
  18. Are You Comfortable Making 2,4-D or Dicamba In-Crop Weed Management Recommendations TODAY? 1. Fair 2. No 3. No 4. No 5. Comfortable with dicamba, not with 2,4-D 6. No 7. Absolutely not 8. No 9. Yes, but only in some locations 10. No way, not today
  19. 2,4-D Ester 2,4-D Amine New Formulation N
  20. S SE SW E W N NE NW Potted cotton plants placed in all directions @ 5, 10, 20, 40, 80 and 160 ft 4 plants per station Volatility distance – (plants placed in field after drift pots were removed)
  21. Temperature (F) Sept 9-11 Application
  22. Visual Injury 27 DAA from 2,4-D Volatility, October 6, 2010 Error bar is 1 Std error of mean Averaged across directions Entire 48 hrs
  23. Volatility Injury to Cotton: Tunnel/Dome Data John Richburg 2010 Project Review November, 2010
  24. Visual Injury 27 DAA from 2,4-D Volatility under Tunnels (October 6, 2010) 20 20 20 19 13 0 0 4 6 Entire = 48 hrs T1 = 1st 24 hrs T2 = 2nd 24 hrs
  25. Comments?