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2011 Glyphosate-Resistant Palmer Amaranth Management in Cotton Culpepper, Steckel, York GR Pigweed in the Mid-south and Southeast Illinois Missouri N Carolina Tennessee Arkansas S Carolina Mississippi Georgia m a A l a b a


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2011 Glyphosate-Resistant Palmer Amaranth Management in Cotton

Culpepper, Steckel, York

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Amaranthus rudis Amaranthus palmeri

Tennessee Missouri Illinois Mississippi Georgia S Carolina N Carolina A l a b a m a Louisiana Arkansas

GR Pigweed in the Mid-south and Southeast

Steckel 2010

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Managing GR Palmer in Cotton (Southeast and MidSouth)

  • Weed Control Systems

Starting clean At-plant residuals Postemergence options Layby directed and hooded options

  • Roundup- and Ignite-based program
  • Building integrated programs

Tillage, cover crops, etc

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Preplant/PRE herbicides for Palmer amaranth in Roundup Ready Cotton in SE

Preplant PRE Valor Direx

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Controlling 5 inch Glyphosate-Resistant Palmer amaranth at Burndown. Macon Co., GA 2008.*

20 40 60 80 100 0 c

87 b 94 a 58 b

Roundup Firestorm 2 pt

70 b

Firestorm + 2,4-D (1.5 pt) Firestorm + Clarity (8 oz) Firestorm + Diuron (1.8 pt)

*COC included with all Firestorm treatments

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Palmer control at planting, burndown applied 17 d

  • earlier. Macon Co., GA 2009.

20 40 60 80 100

90 b

Valor preplant Direx preplant

99 a

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2 GR Weeds in the Same Field

Steckel 2010

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Burndown Programs for GR Horseweed/ Palmer

Programs: Glyphosate + Clarity (1/ 2 pt)* * + residual herbicide Glyphosate + 2,4-D (2 pt)* * + residual herbicide SE residual: Direx or Valor M S residual: Valor

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Preplant/PRE herbicides for Palmer amaranth in Roundup Ready Cotton in SE

Preplant PRE Valor Prowl + diuron + Staple Direx Reflex + Staple Reflex + Cotoran Reflex + diuron Reflex + Prowl Prowl + Cotoran Prowl + diuron

*Paraquat included with PRE except conventional till!

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Palmer amaranth control by PRE herbicides; 40 days*

20 40 60 80 100

Cotoran Prowl Valor* * Direx Caparol Reflex

% control * Average of 5 locations; 2 in GA, 3 in NC. No other herbicides included. * * Applied same time as the PRE herbicides.

Staple (ALS susceptible)

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GR Weed Management in Cotton GR Weed Management in Cotton

Cotoran/Caparol or Reflex on coarse soils

30 to 21 DBP Pre Emergence

Dicamba + glyphosate or Gramoxone Inteon +/- Valor

Near Planting

Burndown

Reflex apply 14 DBP and ½” of rain

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Controlling GR Palmer amaranth in RR

  • cotton. 2011. SE and MS.

RU + Staple (emerged pigweed) RU + Dual or Warrant POST1 1-lf cotton Diuron Suprend Layby Pro + MSMA RU + Dual or Warrant RU + Dual or Warrant Layby POST 2 5-6 lf cotton

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Concept of Overlapping Residuals

0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Time Herbicide concentration

Critical herbicide concentration

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Concept of Overlapping Residuals

0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Time Herbicide concentration

Critical herbicide concentration

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Concept of Overlapping Residuals

0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Time Herbicide concentration

Critical herbicide concentration

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Early topical applications with residual needed before Palmer emerges in RR cotton!!

Prowl + Reflex PRE, Roundup + Dual Magnum POST 1, Roundup + Warrant POST 2, Direx + MSMA layby

POST 1 = 25 days after PRE POST 1 = 17 days after PRE

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Hooded Spray or Layby Rig

Diuron + MSMA + COC Suprend + MSMA + COC Layby Pro + MSMA + COC Gramoxone + diuron + COC (+ Valor) (still have to direct to row)

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Monsanto’s Roundup Ready Cotton Performance Roundup Ready Flex Cotton (Up to $20) Valor 2 oz Valor 2 oz OR OR Reflex 1 pt = ($4.00) Reflex 1 pt = ($4.00) Cotoran, Cotton Pro, Caparol, diuron 2 pt = ($3.00)* Warrant 3 pt or Dual Magnum 1 pt = ($4.50 or $3.00) Gramoxone Gramoxone Inteon Inteon 2 pt = ($1.00) 2 pt = ($1.00)

*Will pay on 2 applications

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Dryland Conservation Tillage

Prowl + Reflex PRE Roundup + Dual POST Diuron + MSMA PD Prowl + Reflex PRE Ignite + Dual POST Diuron + MSMA PD

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Palmer response to Ignite

WATER VOLUME AND NOZZLE TYPE IS CRITICAL MUST KILL IT WITH THE FIRST APPLICATION

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  • Timing is critical!! 3 to 4 inches for consistent

Palmer control.

Weed Management in Glufosinate-Tolerant Cotton

This is not a 4-inch pigweed!

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32 oz/A Gly 4 fb 29 oz/A Ignite on 12” Palmer

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7 days after IGN application 20 days after IGN application

Palmer amaranth must be small (3 to 4 inches) if consistently controlled by Ignite

Whitaker

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Controlling GR Palmer amaranth in LL conventional DRYLAND cotton.

Ignite 29 oz + Dual Mag. POST1 1-lf cotton diuron + MSMA Ignite 29 oz

  • 1. diuron + Reflex
  • 2. Cotoran + Reflex
  • 3. Prowl + Reflex
  • 4. Diuron + Staple
  • 5. Cotoran + Staple
  • 6. Diuron PRE
  • 7. Cotoran PRE
  • 8. Treflan PPI

Layby POST 2 6-7 lf cotton PREPLANT and PRE

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Phytogen Widestrike Cotton

  • 1. Confers tolerance to Ignite
  • 2. Tolerance not complete; injury will occur

and yield loss can occur if you don’t know what you are doing.

  • 3. According to EPA, Ignite can be applied to

widestrike cotton.

  • 4. However, grower is liable as neither Bayer,

Dow, nor any University recommends or warrant the use of Ignite on Widestrike cotton

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Phytogen Widestrike Cotton

(treated with Ignite)

2004: 1 plot (researchers playing) 2005: 0.25 acres (research) 2006: 16 acres (research) 2007: <20,000 acres 2008: ~40,000 acres 2009: ~225,000 acres 2010: >750,000 acres

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Yes NO! Can apply Roundup Acceptable (when follow recommendations) Excellent Tolerance to Ignite Proven Improving Agronomic performance Good with Ignite Good GR horseweed control Excellent with Ignite Excellent Morningglory control Can apply Roundup May need help Grass control

WRF LL

Weed management in LL vs WRF cotton

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375 WideStrike Cotton Tolerance to Multiple Applications of Ignite

Pounds Lint Cotton

Culpepper, York and Steckel 2010

a a a b

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375 WideStrike Cotton Tolerance to Multiple Applications of Ignite

Num ber of 29 oz/A Ignite Applications

1417 1444 1224 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600

Pounds Lint Cotton a a b

No Ignite Ignite 2 lf and 7 lf Ignite 2 lf, 7 lf, bloom

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375 WideStrike Cotton Tolerance to Multiple Applications of Ignite

Num ber of 29 oz/A Ignite Applications

1417 1444 1224 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600

Pounds Lint Cotton a a b

No Ignite Ignite 2 lf and 7 lf Ignite 2 lf, 7 lf, bloom

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2 lf Photo 5 d after 2 lf application

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Photo 5 d after bloom + 2 wk application

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Can not survive with herbicides alone any longer

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Staple + Reflex + Direx PRE Roundup WMax + Parrlay POST Direx + MSMA Layby

What percent Palmer amaranth control?

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Developing Integrated Programs

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York 2010

Hand Weeding Hand Weeding

2010: GA: Herbicide input: $90 million 2010: TN: Herbicide input: $35 million

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York 2010

Hand Weeding Hand Weeding

GA: 92% of growers handweeding 53% of the 2010 crop = $16 million TN: growers handweeding 20% of crop = $3 million

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TREFLAN/PROWL

PPI PRE

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20 40 60 80 100

Before (2004) After (2008) 5 % acres *Average of Macon, Taylor, Sumpter, Schley, and Dooly counties

Herbicide Incorp.

Impact of GR Palmer amaranth in Georgia counties with severe infestations.*

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Tillage in Cotton During 2010

J enkins, J

  • hnson, Washington, Screven, Wayne, Laurens, Randolf,

Decatur, Seminole, M iller, Taylor Ben Hill Effingham, Telfair, Tattnall, Dodge, Toombs, J eff Davis, Bleckly, Early, Lanier, Irwin, Lee, M acon Bullock, J efferson, Treutlen, Wheeler, Daugherty Emanual, M ontgomery, Atkins, Coffee, Lowndes, Dooly, Wilcox, Thomas, Crisp, Schley, Webster, Colquitt Worth, Pualski, Tift, Berrien, Echols, Turner, Brooks, Pierce, M arion, Grady, GA Counties %PPI tillage # 1-9 10 10-19 11 20-29 5 30-50 13 >50 12

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Most Palmer amaranth emerges from top inch

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No Deep Tillage Deep Turn No Herbicide Treatment

Number of Palmer Amaranth Plants During Early

  • Season. Macon Co., Georgia 2008.*
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GR Palmer amaranth control by tillage and cover crop residue. 2006-2010..*

20 40 60 80 100

0 b 50 a Weeds *No herbicide

Deep inversion

%

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Palmer requires a significant amount of sunlight to emerge!!

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>90% control in middles

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In the rye, control loss was in the strip

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  • Activating our residual herbicides!
  • Palmer free at planting!
  • Ignite resistance management!
  • PPO resistance management!
  • ALS (and other) chemistry resistant mgmt!

Tons of Issues/Challenges

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Comments or Questions?

2002: $20/A 2010: $63/A