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A. S. Culpepper and D. B. Langston
University of Georgia

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
  1. Methyl Bromide Alternatives For Nutsedge in Eggplant and Pepper
  2. Efforts Have Focused: Fumigants
  3. Fumigants and Rates
  4. Percent Late-Season Nutsedge Control by Fumigants in the Spring. TyTy, GA.
  5. Non-treated
  6. Bromide
  7. Experimental
  8. T2 fb Pic
  9. Percent Late-Season Nutsedge Control by Fumigants in the Fall. TyTy, GA.
  10. Non-treated
  11. MB 400 lb/a on LDPE Mulch
  12. T2 fb Pic vs. Bromide
  13. T2 fb K-Pam vs. Bromide
  14. C35 fb Pic vs. Bromide
  15. Efforts Have Focused: Mulch Types
  16. Percent Late-Season Nutsedge Control by Fumigants in the Spring. TyTy, GA.
  17. T2 fb Pic-spring application
  18. Percent Late-Season Nutsedge Control by Fumigants in the Fall. TyTy, GA.
  19. Telone II fb Pic, LDPE Plastic vs. VIF Plastic
  20. T2 fb Pic - fall application, LDPE vs VIF
  21. T2 fb Kpam - fall application, LDPE vs VIF
  22. C35 fb Pic - fall application, LDPE vs VIF
  23. Applications of T2 and C35
  24. KPAM Application
  25. Future Applications of Metam
  26. MIDAS, Bromide, Pic and Exp.
  27. Photo
  28. PRE Herbicide Applications
  29. Nutsedge Response to the Pepper Herbicide System. Tifton, GA 2004.
  30. No Herbicide or Fumigant vs Dual, Command, Devrinol
  31. Other Herbicide Options
  32. Which Alternatives to Try for Spring
  33. Which Alternatives to Try for Spring
  34. Which Alternatives to Try for Fall
  35. REMEMBER
  36. LOT TO DO!



SLIDE CONTENTS
  1. Methyl Bromide Alternatives For Nutsedge in Eggplant and Pepper A. S. Culpepper & D. B. Langston University of Georgia
  2. Efforts Have Focused Fumigants Mulch Types Herbicides
  3. Fumigants and Rates* 1. Methyl Bromide (400 lb/A of 67:33) Telone II fb KPAM (12 gal fb 102 gal) Telone II fb Pic (12 gal fb 150 lb) 4. Telone C35 fb Pic (35 gal fb 150 lb) 5. MIDAS (400 lbs of 50:50) 6. Experimental mixed with Pic 7. None *Rates are per treated acre.
  4. Percent Late-Season Nutsedge Control by Fumigants in the Spring. TyTy, GA.
  5. Non-treated
  6. Bromide
  7. Experimental
  8. T2 fb Pic
  9. Percent Late-Season Nutsedge Control by Fumigants in the Fall. TyTy, GA.
  10. Non-treated
  11. MB 400 LB/A on LDPE Mulch
  12. T2 fb Pic Bromide
  13. T2 fb K-Pam Bromide
  14. C35 fb Pic Bromide
  15. Efforts Have Focused Fumigants Mulch Types Herbicides
  16. Percent Late-Season Nutsedge Control by Fumigants in the Spring. TyTy, GA.
  17. T2 fb Pic-spring application LDPE VIF
  18. Percent Late-Season Nutsedge Control by Fumigants in the Fall. TyTy, GA.
  19. Telone II fb Pic, LDPE Plastic July 26, 2003 Telone II fb Pic, VIF Plastic
  20. T2 fb Pic-fall application LDPE VIF
  21. T2 fb Kpam-fall application LDPE VIF
  22. C35 fb Pic-fall application LDPE VIF
  23. Applications of T2 and C35
  24. rototiller blades nozzles for KPAM KPAM Application
  25. Future Applications of Metam
  26. MIDAS, Bromide, Pic and Exp.
  27. Dual Tomato Dual Pepper Sandea Tomato PRE Herbicide Applications
  28. Nutsedge Response to the Pepper Herbicide System. Tifton, GA 2004.* yellow purple Command + Dual + Devrional
  29. Sept 6, 2003 No Herbicide or Fumigant + Dual, Command, Devrinol
  30. Other Herbicide Options Tomato: Sencor, Sandea, Envoke, Dual Magnum Cucumber: Sandea, Alanap, Curbit, Command Cantaloupe: Sandea, Alanap, Curbit, Command Pepper: Dual Magnum, Command, Devrinol Eggplant: Devrinol Squash: Double Ouch!!
  31. Which Alternatives to Try for Spring GA Spring: Metam look good, high rates of pick ok GA Fall: Metam activity poor, high rate of Pic much change FL: Metam activity poor, high rate of Pic fair to good
  32. Which Alternatives to Try for Spring GA Spring: Metam look good, high rates of pick ok GA Fall: Metam activity poor, high rate of Pic much change FL: Metam activity poor, high rate of Pic fair to good Various Combinations of Telone II, Metam, Chloropicrin
  33. Which Alternatives to Try for Fall Methyl Bromide
  34. REMEMBER Plant Back is A HUGE Concern for all Alternatives Check Labels and Fields
  35. LOT TO DO!!!! Thanks to: Hendrix and Dail John Mirruso Dow AgroScience Arvesta AmVac Cerexagri