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16 Weed Control in Peanuts 2007 Peanut Production Guide WEED CONTROL IN PEANUTS J.C. Faircloth, Extension Peanut/Cotton Specialist Perennial Broadleaf Weeds: Perennial broadleaf weeds such as horsenettle, trumpetcreeper, maypop passionflower, and bigroot morningglory cannot be effectively controlled in peanuts. Treatment with Blazer plus 2,4-DB will provide some foliage burn and growth suppression of these weeds. Perennial weeds rapidly recover from these treatments. Perennial weeds can be controlled in corn grown in rotation with peanuts. In corn, make a layby application of 1 pt per acre of 2,4-D amine plus surfactant. After corn harvest, spot spray remaining infestations with either glyphosate or a mixture of 2,4-D amine plus 0.5 pt per acre of Banvel plus surfactant. See the product labels for suggested application rates. Bermudagrass: Two applications of Poast, Poast Plus, or Select will usually provide adequate to good control of bermudagrass in vigorously growing peanuts. See Table 10 for application rates and weed size for treatment. Strive for good control in rotational crops. In soybeans and cotton, Assure II, Fusilade DX, Fusion, SelectMax, Poast, and Poast Plus are registered for postemergence control of bermudagrass. Broadleaf signalgrass: Sequential herbicide applications are usually necessary to provide adequate control of this annual grass. Apply Prowl, Dual Magnum, or Sonalan as a preplant incorporated treatment and follow with an application of either Lasso or Dual Magnum about the time peanuts emerge. Shallow cultivation and/or a postemergence application of Poast, Poast Plus, or SelectMax may be required in addition to use of soil-applied herbicides. Gramoxone Max or Boa will provide good to excellent control if applied to seedlings with 3 leaves or less. Texas Panicum: This annual grass is expanding as a problem weed in most peanut-producing counties in Virginia. Lasso, Dual Magnum, Frontier, Outlook and Pursuit will not control Texas panicum. Soil incorporated treatments of Prowl or Sonalan will generally provide good to excellent control. Prowl or Sonalan should be incorporated to a depth of 3 inches (this is deeper than specified on Prowl label). Poast, Poast Plus, or SelectMax provide excellent postemergence control of Texas panicum. Gramoxone Max or Boa will provide good to excellent control if applied to seedlings with 3 leaves or less. Nutsedge: Both yellow and purple nutsedge occur in Virginia’s peanut production area. For either species, sequential herbicide application and/or cultivation may be necessary to obtain satisfactory control. Yellow nutsedge suppression or control can be achieved with soil applications of Pursuit, Strongarm, Frontier, Outlook, or Dual Magnum. Lasso, Frontier, Outlook, or Dual Magnum may be applied as a preemergence or an at-cracking treatment to improve control or suppression of yellow nutsedge. Purple nutsedge suppression can be obtained with a soil application of Pursuit or Strongarm.

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16 Weed Control in Peanuts2007 Peanut Production Guide

WEED CONTROL IN PEANUTS J.C. Faircloth, Extension Peanut/Cotton Specialist

Perennial Broadleaf Weeds: Perennial broadleaf weeds such as horsenettle, trumpetcreeper,maypoppassionflower,andbigrootmorningglorycannotbeeffectively controlled in peanuts. Treatment with Blazer plus 2,4-DB will provide some foliage burn and growth suppression of these weeds. Perennial weeds rapidly recover from these treatments. Perennial weeds can be controlled in corn grown in rotation with peanuts. In corn, make a layby application of 1 pt per acre of 2,4-D amine plus surfactant. After corn harvest, spot spray remaining infestations with either glyphosate or a mixture of 2,4-D amine plus 0.5 pt per acre of Banvel plus surfactant. See the product labels for suggested application rates.

Bermudagrass: Two applications of Poast, Poast Plus, or Select will usually provide adequate to good control of bermudagrass in vigorously growing peanuts. See Table 10 for application rates and weed size for treatment. Strive for good control in rotational crops. In soybeans and cotton, Assure II, Fusilade DX, Fusion, SelectMax, Poast, and Poast Plus are registered for postemergence control of bermudagrass.

Broadleaf signalgrass: Sequential herbicide applications are usually necessary to provide adequate control of this annual grass. Apply Prowl, Dual Magnum, or Sonalan as a preplant incorporated treatment and follow with an application of either Lasso or Dual Magnum about the time peanuts emerge. Shallow cultivation and/or a postemergence application of Poast, Poast Plus, or SelectMax may be required in addition to use of soil-applied herbicides. Gramoxone Max or Boa will provide good to excellent control if applied to seedlings with 3 leaves or less.

Texas Panicum: This annual grass is expanding as a problem weed in most peanut-producing counties in Virginia. Lasso, Dual Magnum, Frontier, Outlook and Pursuit will not control Texas panicum. Soil incorporated treatments of Prowl or Sonalan will generally provide good to excellent control. Prowl or Sonalan should be incorporated to a depth of 3 inches (this is deeper than specifiedonProwllabel).Poast,PoastPlus,orSelectMaxprovideexcellentpostemergence control of Texas panicum. Gramoxone Max or Boa will provide good to excellent control if applied to seedlings with 3 leaves or less.

Nutsedge: Both yellow and purple nutsedge occur in Virginia’s peanut production area. For either species, sequential herbicide application and/or cultivation may be necessary to obtain satisfactory control. Yellow nutsedge suppression or control can be achieved with soil applications of Pursuit, Strongarm, Frontier, Outlook, or Dual Magnum. Lasso, Frontier, Outlook, or Dual Magnum may be applied as a preemergence or an at-cracking treatment to improve control or suppression of yellow nutsedge. Purple nutsedge suppression can be obtained with a soil application of Pursuit or Strongarm.

Weed Control in Peanuts 172006 Peanut Production Guide

If yellow nutsedge escapes soil applied herbicides, Basagran may be applied postemergence to improve control. Apply Basagran when yellow nutsedge is 6 to 8 inches tall. Both yellow and purple nutsedge can be controlled or suppressed with a postemergence application of either Cadre or Pursuit to nutsedge 1 to 3 inches in height.

Prickly sida, ragweed, tropic croton, eclipta, spurred anoda, and velvetleaf: A soil incorporated treatment of Pursuit usually provides good control of prickly sida and spurred anoda, and fair to good control of velvetleaf. Soil applied treatments of Strongarm generally will provide good control of common ragweed and eclipta. No soil applied treatments are available which will satisfactorily control tropic croton.

Basagran, Cadre, or Tough may be used for effective postemergence control of prickly sida. Blazer provides good to excellent control of ragweed and tropic croton. Postemergence application of Blazer at 2 pt per acre will suppress and may control eclipta less than 2 inches tall. (Control not claimed on Blazer label.) Cadre provides good postemergence control of spurred anoda. Refer to product labelsforspecificdetailsofapplicationinformationbasedonweedspeciesandsize.

Lambsquarters: Soil-incorporated Strongarm, Sonalan, Pursuit, or Prowl will provide good lambsquarters control. For postemergence control with either Basagran or Blazer, treatments must be applied when lambsquarters seedlings are 2 inches in height or less. Tank mixture of 2,4-DB with Blazer or Basagran improves consistency of lambsquarters control.

Herbicide Injury

Early-season peanut injury may occasionally result from use of soil-applied herbicides. Symptoms of this injury include excessive swelling of the hypocotyl, curling or corkscrew-like growth of the hypocotyl, moderate to severe inhibition (pruning) of root growth, failure of seedlings to emerge or slow seedling emergence, and stunted growth of emerged seedlings. These symptoms may be mimicked or aggravated by weather conditions and low seed vigor or quality. Peanuts usually outgrow this injury with no reduction in yield.

Injury has most commonly been noted with soil-incorporated applications to very sandy soils where the herbicide has not been uniformly mixed with the soil and rainfall has been received or irrigation applied within several days of planting. Preemergence and cracking stage applications are less likely to cause injury than soil-incorporated treatments. Sequential applications of chloroacetamide herbicides (Frontier, Outlook, Dual Magnum, or Lasso) may increase the potential for injury.

18 Weed Control in Peanuts2007 Peanut Production Guide

Tab

le �

. R

eco

mm

end

ed H

erb

icid

es f

or

Wee

d C

on

tro

l in

Pea

nu

ts

Pre

pla

nt

Inco

rpo

rate

d

Wee

d P

rob

lem

Ch

emic

al R

ate

Per

Acr

eP

rod

uct

Per

Acr

eR

emar

ks

Cra

bgra

ss,

goos

egra

ss,

fall

pani

cum

, jo

hnso

ngra

ss,

broa

dlea

f sig

nalg

rass

, Te

xas

pani

cum

, ca

rpet

wee

d,

lam

bsqu

arte

rs,

pigw

eed

Pen

dim

etha

lin 0

.75-

1.0

lbP

row

l 3.3

EC

1.8

-2.4

pt

or

Pro

wl H

2O 1

.6-2

.1 p

t

Inco

rpor

ate

into

the

top

1 to

2 in

ches

with

in 7

day

s of

app

licat

ion.

Inc

orpo

rate

3 in

ches

dee

p fo

r Te

xas

pani

cum

(no

te th

is is

dee

per

inco

rpor

atio

n th

an

thelabelspecifies).Usehigherrateforbroadleaf

sign

algr

ass,

fall

pani

cum

, or

Texa

s pa

nicu

m.

May

be

tank

mix

ed w

ith D

ual M

agnu

m, S

tron

garm

, Pur

suit,

or

dim

ethe

nam

id fo

r co

ntro

l of m

ixed

infe

stat

ions

of

nuts

edge

and

ann

ual g

rass

es.

Ethalfluralin0.56-0.75lb

Son

alan

3H

FP

1.5

-2.0

pt

Inco

rpor

ate

2 to

3 in

ches

dee

p w

ithin

2 d

ays

of

appl

icat

ion

(inco

rpor

atio

n as

soo

n as

pos

sibl

e af

ter

appl

icat

ion

is p

refe

rred

). F

or T

exas

pan

icum

in

corp

orat

e 3

inch

es d

eep.

Use

hig

her

rate

for

fall

pani

cum

, Tex

as p

anic

um, o

r br

oadl

eaf s

igna

lgra

ss.

S

ee la

bel f

or a

pplic

atio

n ra

tes

for

part

icul

ar s

oil.

M

ay b

e ta

nk m

ixed

with

Dua

l Mag

num

, Pur

suit,

S

tron

garm

, or

dim

ethe

nam

id fo

r co

ntro

l of m

ixed

in

fest

atio

ns o

f nut

sedg

e an

d an

nual

gra

sses

.

Bro

adle

af w

eeds

an

d su

ppre

ssio

n of

nu

tsed

ges

Dic

losu

lam

0.02

4 lb

Str

onga

rm 8

4WD

G 0

.45

ozIn

corp

orat

e in

to th

e to

p 3

inch

es o

f soi

l with

in 4

w

eeks

of p

lant

ing.

Whe

n ap

plie

d in

tank

mix

ture

with

ot

her

herb

icid

es, f

ollo

w in

corp

orat

ion

dire

ctio

ns fo

r th

e ta

nk-m

ix p

artn

er.

May

be

tank

mix

ed w

ith D

ual

Mag

num

, Pro

wl,

Son

alan

, Pur

suit,

or

dim

ethe

nam

id

for

impr

oved

con

trol

of n

utse

dge

and

annu

al g

rass

es.

Weed Control in Peanuts 1�2006 Peanut Production Guide

Tab

le �

. R

eco

mm

end

ed H

erb

icid

es f

or

Wee

d C

on

tro

l in

Pea

nu

ts (

con

t.)

Pre

pla

nt

Inco

rpo

rate

d

Wee

d P

rob

lem

Ch

emic

al R

ate

Per

Acr

eP

rod

uct

Per

Acr

eR

emar

ks

Cra

bgra

ss, f

all

pani

cum

, goo

segr

ass,

br

oadl

eaf s

igna

lgra

ss,

pigw

eed,

yel

low

nu

tsed

ge

s-M

etol

achl

or 0

.95-

1.27

lb

Dua

l Mag

num

7.6

2EC

1.0-

1.33

pt

or Dua

l II M

agnu

m 7

.64E

C

1.0-

1.33

pt

Inco

rpor

ate

2 in

ches

dee

p w

ithin

14

days

of p

lant

ing.

W

ill n

ot c

ontr

ol p

urpl

e nu

tsed

ge o

r ad

equa

tely

co

ntro

l Tex

as p

anic

um.

A s

eque

ntia

l app

licat

ion

may

be

use

d w

ith ½

rat

e ap

plie

d P

PI a

nd ½

rat

e ap

plie

d ei

ther

pre

emer

genc

e or

at c

rack

ing.

May

be

tank

m

ixed

with

Pro

wl o

r S

onal

an to

obt

ain

cont

rol o

f br

oadl

eaf s

igna

lgra

ss a

nd T

exas

pan

icum

.

Cra

bgra

ss, f

all

pani

cum

, goo

segr

ass,

br

oadl

eaf s

igna

lgra

ss,

pigw

eed,

yel

low

nu

tsed

ge.

Dim

ethe

nam

id 1

.17-

1.5

lbF

ront

ier

6E 2

5.0-

32.0

oz

or Out

look

6E

6-2

1 oz

Inco

rpor

ate

2 in

ches

dee

p w

ithin

14

days

of p

lant

ing.

M

ay b

e ap

plie

d in

a s

plit

appl

icat

ion

with

½ th

e m

axim

um r

ate

appl

ied

PP

I and

½ t

he m

axim

um

rate

app

lied

as a

seq

uent

ial a

pplic

atio

n. W

ill n

ot

cont

rol p

urpl

e nu

tsed

ge o

r ad

equa

tely

con

trol

Tex

as

pani

cum

. M

ay b

e ta

nk m

ixed

with

Pro

wl o

r S

onal

an

for

impr

oved

bro

adle

af s

igna

lgra

ss a

nd T

exas

pa

nicu

m c

ontr

ol.

(co

nt.

)

20 Weed Control in Peanuts2007 Peanut Production Guide

Tab

le �

. R

eco

mm

end

ed H

erb

icid

es f

or

Wee

d C

on

tro

l in

Pea

nu

ts (

con

t.)

Pre

pla

nt

Inco

rpo

rate

d

Wee

d P

rob

lem

Ch

emic

al R

ate

Per

Acr

eP

rod

uct

Per

Acr

eR

emar

ks

Con

trol

s m

ost a

nnua

l gr

asse

s an

d br

oadl

eaf

wee

ds in

con

vent

iona

l an

d re

duce

d til

lage

pr

oduc

tion

syst

ems.

C

ontr

ol o

r te

mpo

rary

su

ppre

ssio

n of

man

y w

eeds

, inc

ludi

ng

hem

p do

gban

e, y

ello

w

nuts

edge

, and

rhi

zom

e jo

hnso

ngra

ss. P

rovi

des

resi

dual

con

trol

of l

arge

cr

abgr

ass,

goo

segr

ass,

fa

ll pa

nicu

m, f

oxta

ils.

Gly

phos

ate

0.70

3-0.

984

lb a

e/A

+ s-M

etol

achl

or

0.93

8-1.

31 lb

ai/A

Seq

uenc

e 2.

5-3.

5 pt

App

ly to

soi

l sur

face

at p

lant

ing,

but

bef

ore

crop

em

erge

s. D

o n

ot

inco

rpo

rate

. Cro

p in

jury

has

bee

n ob

serv

ed, e

spec

ially

whe

n he

avy

rain

fall

is r

ecei

ved

shor

tly a

fter

pean

ut e

mer

genc

e. D

o no

t exc

eed

2.5

pt/AofS

equenceonmediumorfinetexturedsoils.

Do

not a

pply

to s

ands

or

loam

y-sa

nd s

oils

. May

be

usef

ul in

no-

till p

eanu

t and

for

supp

ress

ion

of y

ello

w

nuts

edge

. Do

no

t ap

ply

Seq

uen

ce t

o c

rack

ing

p

ean

uts

.

Spu

rred

ano

da,

pigw

eeds

, pric

kly

sida

, vea

lvet

leaf

, ye

llow

nut

sedg

e,

purp

le n

utse

dge

Imaz

etha

pyr

0.06

3 lb

Pur

suit

70D

G 1

.44

oz

or

Pur

suit

2EC

4.0

oz

May

be

appl

ied

and

unifo

rmly

inco

rpor

ated

1-2

in

ches

dee

p pr

ior

to p

lant

ing

or a

pplie

d to

soi

l su

rfac

e af

ter

plan

ting.

A s

eque

ntia

l app

licat

ion

may

be

used

with

½ r

ate

appl

ied

PP

I and

½

rate

app

lied

eith

er a

t gro

und

crac

k or

ear

ly

post

emer

genc

e. S

oil i

ncor

pora

ted

trea

tmen

ts m

ay

be ta

nk m

ixed

with

Pro

wl,

dim

ethe

nam

id, S

onal

an,

Lass

o, o

r D

ual M

agnu

m.

Do

not a

pply

mor

e th

an

1.44

oz

70D

G/A

/sea

son.

(co

nt.

)

Weed Control in Peanuts 212006 Peanut Production Guide

Tab

le �

. R

eco

mm

end

ed H

erb

icid

es f

or

Wee

d C

on

tro

l in

Pea

nu

ts (

con

t.)

Pre

emer

gen

ceW

eed

Pro

ble

mC

hem

ical

Rat

e pe

r A

cre

Pro

du

ct P

er A

cre

Rem

arks

Yello

w a

nd p

urpl

e nu

tsed

ges,

man

y br

oadl

eaf w

eeds

Imaz

etha

pyr

0.06

3 lb

Pur

suit

70D

G 1

.44

oz

or

Pur

suit

2EC

4.0

oz

App

ly a

fter

plan

ting

and

pref

erab

ly b

efor

e em

erge

nce

of w

eeds

. May

be

tank

mix

ed w

ith D

ual M

agnu

m,

dim

ethe

nam

id, o

r La

sso.

Pre

emer

genc

e ap

plic

atio

n of

P

ursu

it ha

s be

en le

ss c

onsi

sten

t in

wee

d co

ntro

l tha

n ei

ther

soi

l inc

orpo

rate

d or

spl

it (P

PI +

PR

E)

appl

icat

ion.

Bro

adle

af w

eeds

an

d su

ppre

ssio

n of

nu

tsed

ges

Dic

losu

lam

0.0

24 lb

Str

onga

rm 8

4WD

G

0.45

oz

App

ly a

fter

plan

ting

but p

rior

to c

rop

or w

eed

emer

genc

e.

May

be

tank

mix

ed w

ith o

ther

her

bici

des

regi

ster

ed fo

r pr

eem

erge

nce

appl

icat

ion.

Bar

nyar

dgra

ss,

broa

dlea

f sig

nalg

rass

, cr

abgr

ass,

fall

pani

cum

, go

oseg

rass

, pig

wee

d,

carp

etw

eed

Ala

chlo

r 3.

0-4.

0 lb

Lass

o 4E

C 3

.0-4

.0 q

tor La

sso

II 15

G 2

0-26

lbM

icro

-Tec

h 4M

E 3

.0 q

or Par

tner

65

WD

G 4

.5 lb

App

ly to

the

soil

surf

ace

befo

re w

eeds

or

crop

em

erge

. G

ood

annu

al g

rass

con

trol

exc

ept f

or T

exas

pan

icum

.

Cra

bgra

ss, f

all p

anic

um,

goos

egra

ss, b

road

leaf

si

gnal

gras

s, p

igw

eed,

ye

llow

nut

sedg

e

s-M

etol

achl

or

0.95

-1.2

7 lb

Dua

l Mag

num

7.6

2EC

1.0-

1.33

pt

or Dua

l II M

agnu

m 7

.64E

C

1.0-

1.33

pt

or

Dua

l IIG

Mag

num

6.0

-8.0

lb

App

ly to

the

soil

surf

ace

befo

re w

eeds

or

crop

em

erge

. G

ood

annu

al g

rass

con

trol

exc

ept f

or T

exas

pan

icum

. D

o no

t use

Dua

l II M

agnu

m, o

r D

ual I

I G a

fter

pean

uts

have

em

erge

d.

Cra

bgra

ss, f

all p

anic

um,

goos

egra

ss, b

road

leaf

si

gnal

gras

s, p

igw

eed,

ye

llow

nut

sedg

e

Dim

ethe

nam

id

1.2-

1.5

lbF

ront

ier

6E 2

5.0-

32.0

oz

or Out

llook

6E

16.

0-21

.0 o

z

App

ly to

soi

l sur

face

bef

ore

wee

ds o

r cr

op e

mer

ge.

Goo

d an

nual

gra

ss c

ontr

ol e

xcep

t for

Tex

as p

anic

um.

22 Weed Control in Peanuts2007 Peanut Production Guide

Tab

le �

. R

eco

mm

end

ed H

erb

icid

es f

or

Wee

d C

on

tro

l in

Pea

nu

ts (

con

t.)

Pre

emer

gen

ceW

eed

Pro

ble

mC

hem

ical

Rat

e pe

r A

cre

Pro

du

ct P

er A

cre

Rem

arks

Bro

adle

af w

eeds

Flu

mio

ixaz

in 0

.063

oz

Val

or S

X 2

.0 o

zApplywithin2daysfollowingplanting.Significantinjury

has

been

obs

erve

d if

appl

ied

3 or

mor

e da

ys a

fter

plan

ting.

Do

not i

ncor

pora

te. W

ill n

ot c

ontro

l nut

sedg

e (p

urpl

e or

yel

low

) or s

ickl

epod

. Effe

ctiv

e on

ragw

eed,

si

ckle

pod,

ecl

ipta

, and

pig

wee

d. F

ollo

w la

bele

d sp

raye

r cl

eano

ut in

stru

ctio

ns. S

pray

equ

ipm

ent u

sed

to a

pply

Va

lor S

X s

houl

d no

t be

used

to a

pply

oth

er m

ater

ial t

o cr

op fo

liage

. If h

eavy

rain

occ

urs

at e

mer

genc

e, fo

liar

inju

ry fr

om s

plas

hing

Val

or c

an o

ccur

. Pea

nut t

ypic

ally

re

cove

rs b

y m

id s

easo

n.

Gro

un

d C

rack

ing

Sm

all a

nnua

l gra

sses

, br

oadl

eaf w

eeds

Par

aqua

t 0.

125

lbG

ram

oxon

e In

teon

8.0

oz

or Boa2.5SC6.6floz

Effe

ctiv

e on

ly o

n sm

all,

emer

ged

wee

ds (

less

than

1

inch

tall)

. D

oes

not p

rovi

de r

esid

ual c

ontr

ol.

Add

1.

0 pt

of n

onio

nic

surf

acta

nt/1

00 g

al s

pray

sol

utio

n.

Will

cau

se fo

liar

burn

on

emer

ged

pean

uts

but c

rop

reco

vers

and

yie

ld is

not

affe

cted

. M

ay b

e ta

nk m

ixed

w

ith B

asag

ran

or 2

,4-D

B to

bro

aden

the

spec

trum

of

broa

dlea

f wee

ds c

ontr

olle

d. M

ay b

e ta

nk m

ixed

with

D

ual M

agnu

m, O

utlo

ok, o

r P

ursu

it to

obt

ain

resi

dual

w

eed

cont

rol.

Do

not a

pply

late

r th

an 2

8 da

ys a

fter

grou

nd c

rack

ing.

Par

aqua

t 0.

125

lb+ 2,

4-D

B

0.12

5-0.

25 lb

Gra

mox

one

Inte

on 8

.0 o

z+ B

utyr

ac 2

SC

0.5

-1.0

pt

or But

oxon

e 1.

75S

C 0

.5-1

.0 p

t

See

com

men

ts fo

r pa

raqu

at a

lone

. A

ddin

g 2,

4-D

B

impr

oves

mor

ning

glor

y an

d co

ckle

bur

cont

rol.

Do

not

appl

y la

ter

than

28

days

afte

r gr

ound

cra

ckin

g. A

dd 1

.0

pt o

f non

ioni

c su

rfac

tant

/100

gal

spr

ay s

olut

ion.

Weed Control in Peanuts 232006 Peanut Production Guide

Gro

un

d C

rack

ing

(co

nt.

)

Wee

d P

rob

lem

Che

mic

al R

ate

Per

Acr

eP

rod

uct

Per

Acr

eR

emar

ks

Sm

all a

nnua

l gra

sses

, br

oadl

eaf w

eeds

Par

aqua

t 0.1

25 lb

+ Ben

tazo

n 0.

5 lb

Gra

mox

one

Inte

on 8

.0 o

z+ B

asag

ran

4SC

1.0

pt

See

com

men

ts fo

r pa

raqu

at a

lone

. A

ddin

g B

asag

ran

impr

oves

con

trol

of p

rickl

y si

da, c

omm

on r

agw

eed,

co

mm

on la

mbs

quar

ters

, sm

artw

eed,

spu

rred

ano

da,

and

cock

lebu

r an

d re

duce

s pe

anut

inju

ry.

Do

not a

pply

la

ter

than

28

days

afte

r cr

acki

ng.

Add

1.0

pt o

f non

ioni

c su

rfac

tant

/100

gal

of s

pray

sol

utio

n.

Bar

nyar

dgra

ss,

broa

dlea

f sig

nalg

rass

, cr

abgr

ass,

fall

pani

cum

, goo

segr

ass,

pi

gwee

d, c

arpe

twee

d

Ala

chlo

r 2

.0-3

.0 lb

Lass

o 4E

C 2

.0-3

.0 q

tor M

icro

-Tec

h 4M

E 3

.0 q

tor P

artn

er 6

5WD

G 4

.5 lb

Goo

d an

nual

gra

ss c

ontr

ol e

xcep

t Tex

as p

anic

um.

Use

as

a su

pple

men

t to

prep

lant

-inco

rpor

ated

or

pree

mer

genc

e tr

eatm

ents

to p

rovi

de a

dditi

onal

re

sidu

al c

ontr

ol o

f ann

ual g

rass

es a

nd s

mal

l-see

ded

broa

dlea

f wee

ds.

Will

not

con

trol

em

erge

d w

eeds

.

Po

stem

erg

ence

Mai

nly

cock

lebu

r, an

nual

mor

ning

glor

y (e

xcep

t pitt

ed

mor

ning

glor

y),

sick

lepo

d

(See

Tab

les

12

and

13)

2,4-

DB

0.2

-0.2

5 lb

But

oxon

e 1.

75S

C 0

.9-1

.1 p

tor B

utyr

ac 2

SC

0.8

-1.0

pt

Use

whe

n w

eeds

are

in th

e se

edlin

g st

age

and

activ

ely

grow

ing.

App

ly w

ith 1

0 to

30

gal/A

spr

ay

volu

me

and

20 to

40

psi s

pray

pre

ssur

e. C

ockl

ebur

an

d m

orni

nggl

ory

are

mos

t sus

cept

ible

. R

agw

eed,

la

mbs

quar

ters

, jim

sonw

eed,

pig

wee

d, a

nd te

awee

d (p

rickl

y si

da)

are

rath

er to

lera

nt a

nd m

ay o

nly

be

supp

ress

ed.

The

hig

her

rate

sho

uld

be u

sed

if th

e difficult-to-controlspeciesarepresent.Donotgrazeor

feed

trea

ted

fora

ge to

live

stoc

k. M

ay b

e ap

plie

d fr

om

2 w

eeks

afte

r pl

antin

g to

with

in 4

5 da

ys o

f har

vest

. A

void

drif

t to

othe

r cr

ops.

Tab

le �

. R

eco

mm

end

ed H

erb

icid

es f

or

Wee

d C

on

tro

l in

Pea

nu

ts (

con

t.)

24 Weed Control in Peanuts2007 Peanut Production Guide

Po

stem

erg

ence

Wee

d P

rob

lem

Ch

emic

al R

ate

Per

A

cre

Pro

du

ct P

er A

cre

Rem

arks

Bro

ad-s

pect

rum

br

oadl

eaf w

eed

cont

rol

(See

Tab

les

12

and

13)

Ben

tazo

n 0

.5 lb

+ Acifluorfen0.25lb

Sto

rm 4

EC

1.5

pt (

prem

ix)

App

ly to

sm

all,

activ

ely

grow

ing

wee

ds w

ith a

min

imum

of

20

gal/A

spr

ay v

olum

e an

d 40

psi

. A

pply

with

1

to 2

pt/A

cro

p-oi

l con

cent

rate

or

1.0

pt o

f non

ioni

c su

rfac

tant

/100

gal

spr

ay s

olut

ion.

See

labe

l for

wee

ds

cont

rolle

d. M

ay b

e ta

nk m

ixed

with

0.5

to 1

.0 p

t/A 2

,4-

DB

for

impr

oved

con

trol

of c

erta

in b

road

leaf

wee

ds.

Sam

e as

for

bent

azon

al

one;

how

ever

, th

e ad

ditio

n of

acifluorfenim

proves

cont

rol o

f pig

wee

ds,

mor

ning

glor

ies

and

com

mon

rag

wee

d.

(See

Tab

le 1

3)

Ben

tazo

n 0.

75-1

.0 lb

+ Acifluorfen0.25-.0.5

lb

Bas

agra

n 4S

C 1

.5-2

.0 p

t+ U

ltra

Bla

zer

2L 1

.0-2

.0 p

t (t

ank

mix

)

App

ly to

sm

all,

activ

ely

grow

ing

wee

ds.

Use

spr

ay

pressuresof40to60psi.Donotuselarge-orifice

nozz

les.

App

ly w

ith 1

.0 p

t non

ioni

c su

rfac

tant

/100

gal

sp

ray

solu

tion

or a

cro

p-oi

l con

cent

rate

at 1

.0 to

2.0

pt

/A.

Incr

ease

d le

af b

urn

and

wee

d co

ntro

l is

usua

lly

obse

rved

with

use

of c

rop

oil a

nd h

ighe

r ra

tes

of

Bla

zer.

Do

not a

pply

with

in 7

5 da

ys o

f har

vest

.

Coc

kleb

ur,

jimso

nwee

d,

smar

twee

d, p

rickl

y si

da

(tea

wee

d), s

purr

ed

anod

a, w

ild m

usta

rd,

yello

w n

utse

dge

(See

Tab

le 1

3)

Ben

tazo

n 0.

5-1.

0 lb

Bas

agra

n 4S

C 1

.0-2

.0 p

tA

pply

whe

n br

oadl

eaf w

eeds

are

sm

all a

nd

activ

ely

grow

ing.

App

ly w

ith 1

.0 to

2.0

pt/A

cro

p-oi

l co

ncen

trat

e. P

eanu

ts a

re to

lera

nt a

t any

gro

wth

st

age.

Use

min

imum

of 1

0 ga

l/A s

pray

vol

ume

at

40 to

50

psi.

Spl

it ap

plic

atio

ns 7

to 1

0 da

ys a

part

, ap

plyi

ng 1

.5 to

2.0

pt e

ach

usua

lly im

prov

es c

ontr

ol o

f m

orni

nggl

ory

and

spur

red

anod

a. D

o no

t app

ly m

ore

than

4.0

pt/A

/sea

son.

Sam

e as

for

bent

azon

al

one,

how

ever

, the

ad

ditio

n of

2,4

-DB

im

prov

es c

ontr

ol o

f m

orni

nggl

orie

s an

d sp

urre

d an

oda.

Ben

tazo

n 0

.75-

1.0

lb+ 2,

4-D

B 0

.12

lb

Bas

agra

n 4S

C 1

.0-2

.0 p

t+ Butyrac2SC8.0floz

or Butoxone1.75SC9floz

App

ly in

a m

inim

um o

f 20

gal/A

spr

ay v

olum

e an

d 40

ps

i. A

pply

to a

ctiv

ely

grow

ing

smal

l wee

ds.

Avo

id d

rift

to o

ther

cro

ps.

Labe

l dire

ctio

ns p

rohi

bit a

dditi

on o

f oil

conc

entr

ate

or o

ther

add

itive

s. D

o no

t app

ly w

ithin

45

days

of h

arve

st o

r m

ake

mor

e th

an 2

app

licat

ions

/yea

r.

Tab

le �

. R

eco

mm

end

ed H

erb

icid

es f

or

Wee

d C

on

tro

l in

Pea

nu

ts (

con

t.)

Weed Control in Peanuts 2�2006 Peanut Production Guide

Po

stem

erg

ence

Wee

d P

rob

lem

Ch

emic

al R

ate

Per

A

cre

Pro

du

ct P

er A

cre

Rem

arks

Bro

ad-s

pect

rum

br

oadl

eaf w

eed

cont

rol

(See

Tab

les

12

and

13)

Ben

tazo

n 0

.5 lb

+ Acifluorfen0.25lb

Sto

rm 4

EC

1.5

pt (

prem

ix)

App

ly to

sm

all,

activ

ely

grow

ing

wee

ds w

ith a

min

imum

of

20

gal/A

spr

ay v

olum

e an

d 40

psi

. A

pply

with

1

to 2

pt/A

cro

p-oi

l con

cent

rate

or

1.0

pt o

f non

ioni

c su

rfac

tant

/100

gal

spr

ay s

olut

ion.

See

labe

l for

wee

ds

cont

rolle

d. M

ay b

e ta

nk m

ixed

with

0.5

to 1

.0 p

t/A 2

,4-

DB

for

impr

oved

con

trol

of c

erta

in b

road

leaf

wee

ds.

Sam

e as

for

bent

azon

al

one;

how

ever

, th

e ad

ditio

n of

acifluorfenim

proves

cont

rol o

f pig

wee

ds,

mor

ning

glor

ies

and

com

mon

rag

wee

d.

(See

Tab

le 1

3)

Ben

tazo

n 0.

75-1

.0 lb

+ Acifluorfen0.25-.0.5

lb

Bas

agra

n 4S

C 1

.5-2

.0 p

t+ U

ltra

Bla

zer

2L 1

.0-2

.0 p

t (t

ank

mix

)

App

ly to

sm

all,

activ

ely

grow

ing

wee

ds.

Use

spr

ay

pressuresof40to60psi.Donotuselarge-orifice

nozz

les.

App

ly w

ith 1

.0 p

t non

ioni

c su

rfac

tant

/100

gal

sp

ray

solu

tion

or a

cro

p-oi

l con

cent

rate

at 1

.0 to

2.0

pt

/A.

Incr

ease

d le

af b

urn

and

wee

d co

ntro

l is

usua

lly

obse

rved

with

use

of c

rop

oil a

nd h

ighe

r ra

tes

of

Bla

zer.

Do

not a

pply

with

in 7

5 da

ys o

f har

vest

.

Coc

kleb

ur,

jimso

nwee

d,

smar

twee

d, p

rickl

y si

da

(tea

wee

d), s

purr

ed

anod

a, w

ild m

usta

rd,

yello

w n

utse

dge

(See

Tab

le 1

3)

Ben

tazo

n 0.

5-1.

0 lb

Bas

agra

n 4S

C 1

.0-2

.0 p

tA

pply

whe

n br

oadl

eaf w

eeds

are

sm

all a

nd

activ

ely

grow

ing.

App

ly w

ith 1

.0 to

2.0

pt/A

cro

p-oi

l co

ncen

trat

e. P

eanu

ts a

re to

lera

nt a

t any

gro

wth

st

age.

Use

min

imum

of 1

0 ga

l/A s

pray

vol

ume

at

40 to

50

psi.

Spl

it ap

plic

atio

ns 7

to 1

0 da

ys a

part

, ap

plyi

ng 1

.5 to

2.0

pt e

ach

usua

lly im

prov

es c

ontr

ol o

f m

orni

nggl

ory

and

spur

red

anod

a. D

o no

t app

ly m

ore

than

4.0

pt/A

/sea

son.

Sam

e as

for

bent

azon

al

one,

how

ever

, the

ad

ditio

n of

2,4

-DB

im

prov

es c

ontr

ol o

f m

orni

nggl

orie

s an

d sp

urre

d an

oda.

Ben

tazo

n 0

.75-

1.0

lb+ 2,

4-D

B 0

.12

lb

Bas

agra

n 4S

C 1

.0-2

.0 p

t+ Butyrac2SC8.0floz

or Butoxone1.75SC9floz

App

ly in

a m

inim

um o

f 20

gal/A

spr

ay v

olum

e an

d 40

ps

i. A

pply

to a

ctiv

ely

grow

ing

smal

l wee

ds.

Avo

id d

rift

to o

ther

cro

ps.

Labe

l dire

ctio

ns p

rohi

bit a

dditi

on o

f oil

conc

entr

ate

or o

ther

add

itive

s. D

o no

t app

ly w

ithin

45

days

of h

arve

st o

r m

ake

mor

e th

an 2

app

licat

ions

/yea

r.

Tab

le �

. R

eco

mm

end

ed H

erb

icid

es f

or

Wee

d C

on

tro

l in

Pea

nu

ts (

con

t.)

Po

stem

erg

ence

(co

nt.

)

Wee

d P

rob

lem

Ch

emic

al R

ate

Per

Acr

eP

rod

uct

Per

Acr

eR

emar

ks

Coc

kleb

ur, e

aste

rn b

lack

ni

ghts

hade

, rag

wee

d, e

clip

ta,

jimso

nwee

d, m

orni

nggl

ory,

an

d pi

gwee

d

Lact

ofen

0.2

lbCobra2EC12.5floz

App

ly to

act

ivel

y gr

owin

g w

eeds

afte

r pea

nut

reac

hes

the

6 tru

e le

af s

tage

. Do

not a

pply

seq

uent

ial

applicationwithin14daysofthefirst.Goodcoverage

with

spr

ay s

olut

ion

is e

ssen

tial.

Use

a m

inim

um

of 2

5-40

gpa

and

a s

pray

pre

ssur

e of

40-

60 p

si.

Add

non

ioni

c su

rfact

ant a

t 1 q

t. pe

r 100

gal

lons

or

petro

leum

or v

eget

able

bas

ed c

rop

oil c

once

ntra

te a

t 1-

1.5

pt. p

er a

cre.

See

labe

l for

adj

uvan

t use

. Do

not

appl

y w

ithin

90

days

of h

arve

st. M

ay b

e ta

nk m

ixed

w

ith B

utyr

ac a

nd/o

r But

oxon

e to

enh

ance

spe

ctru

m

of w

eeds

con

trolle

d. In

tank

mix

es, u

se u

se n

onio

nic

surfa

ctan

ts, n

ot c

rop

oil.

Com

mon

rag

wee

d,

jimso

nwee

d, m

orni

nggl

ory,

pi

gwee

d, c

arpe

twee

d,

purs

lane

, coc

kleb

ur, t

ropi

c cr

oton

, lam

bsqu

arte

rs,

east

ern

blac

k ni

ghts

hade

, sm

artw

eed,

spo

tted

and

pros

trat

e sp

urge

, wild

m

usta

rd

(See

Tab

le 1

3)

Acifluorfen0.25-0.5lb

Ultr

a B

laze

r 2L

1.0

-2.0

pt

App

ly w

hen

broa

dlea

f wee

ds a

re s

mal

l and

ac

tivel

y gr

owin

g. R

efer

to la

bel f

or p

rope

r gr

owth

st

age

of w

eed.

Goo

d co

vera

ge b

y sp

ray

solu

tion

is im

port

ant.

Fol

low

labe

l dire

ctio

ns c

once

rnin

g be

st a

pplic

atio

n pr

oced

ures

and

rat

es fo

r di

ffere

nt

wee

d si

zes

to b

e co

ntro

lled.

Use

a m

inim

um o

f 25

to 4

0 ga

l/A, a

nd s

pray

pre

ssur

es o

f 40

to 6

0 psi.Donotusefloodtips.Add2.0pt/Acrop-oil

conc

entr

ate

or 1

.0 p

t non

ioni

c su

rfac

tant

/100

gal

of

spr

ay s

olut

ion.

Do

not a

pply

mor

e th

an 2

.0

pt/A

of U

ltra

Bla

zer

post

emer

genc

e/se

ason

. D

o no

t app

ly w

ithin

75

days

of h

arve

st. M

ay b

e ta

nk

mix

ed w

ith B

utyr

ac a

nd/o

r B

utox

one

to e

nhan

ce

spec

trum

of w

eeds

con

trol

led.

26 Weed Control in Peanuts2007 Peanut Production Guide

Tab

le �

. R

eco

mm

end

ed H

erb

icid

es f

or

Wee

d C

on

tro

l in

Pea

nu

ts (

con

t.)

Po

stem

erg

ence

(co

nt.

)

Wee

d P

rob

lem

Ch

emic

al R

ate

Per

Acr

eP

rod

uct

Per

Acr

eR

emar

ks

Mor

ning

glor

ies,

pig

wee

ds,

velv

etle

af, y

ello

w n

utse

dge,

pu

rple

nut

sedg

e

Imaz

etha

pyr

0.0

63 lb

Pur

suit

70D

G 1

.44

ozA

pply

from

gro

und

crac

k to

ear

ly p

oste

mer

genc

e w

hen

wee

ds a

re a

ctiv

ely

grow

ing

and

are

less

than

3 in

ches

tall.

Cer

tain

wee

ds s

uch

as c

omm

on la

mbs

quar

ters

, pric

kly

sida

, and

ve

lvet

leaf

sho

uld

be tr

eate

d le

ss th

an 2

inch

es

in h

eigh

t. A

pply

with

a n

onio

nic

surf

acta

nt (

1.0

qt/1

00 g

al s

pray

vol

ume)

or

crop

-oil

conc

entr

ate

(1.0

qt/A

). D

o no

t app

ly m

ore

than

0.0

63 lb

ai A

/se

ason

. D

o no

t app

ly w

ithin

85

days

of h

arve

st.

Spu

rred

ano

da,

mor

ning

glor

ies,

pig

wee

ds,

velv

etle

af, y

ello

w a

nd p

urpl

e nu

tsed

ge, s

ickl

epod

Imaz

apic

0.0

63 lb

Cad

re 7

0DG

1.4

4 oz

App

ly w

hen

broa

dlea

f wee

ds a

re a

ctiv

ely

grow

ing

and

are

less

than

3 in

ches

tall.

Cer

tain

w

eeds

suc

h as

com

mon

lam

bsqu

arte

rs, p

rickl

y si

da, v

elve

tleaf

, and

spu

rred

ano

da s

houl

d be

tr

eate

d w

hen

2 in

ches

tall

or le

ss.

App

ly w

ith

1.0

qt/A

cro

p-oi

l con

cent

rate

or

1.0

qt n

onio

nic

surf

acta

nt/1

00 g

al s

pray

sol

utio

n. A

pply

as

a se

quen

tial t

reat

men

t fol

low

ing

appl

icat

ion

of a

so

il-ap

plie

d gr

ass

cont

rol h

erbi

cide

.

Ann

ual g

rass

es

(See

Tab

le 1

3)

Cle

thod

im 0

.094

-0.1

25 lb

Sel

ect 2

EC

6.0

-8.0

oz

or Sel

ectM

ax 0

.97E

C

12.0

-16.

0 oz

App

ly to

act

ivel

y gr

owin

g gr

asse

s. I

n ge

nera

l, an

nual

gra

sses

sho

uld

be 2

to 4

inch

es ta

ll fo

r be

st r

esul

ts.

Do

not a

pply

with

in 4

0 da

ys o

f ha

rves

t. S

ee la

bels

for

tank

-mix

inst

ruct

ions

. S

ee ta

ble

16 fo

r ad

juva

nt r

ecom

men

datio

ns.

Set

hoxy

dim

0.1

9 lb

Poa

st 1

.5E

C 1

.0 p

tor P

oast

Plu

s 1E

C 1

.5 p

t

Weed Control in Peanuts 272006 Peanut Production Guide

Tab

le �

. R

eco

mm

end

ed H

erb

icid

es f

or

Wee

d C

on

tro

l in

Pea

nu

ts (

con

t.)

Po

stem

erg

ence

(co

nt.

)

Wee

d P

rob

lem

Ch

emic

al R

ate

Per

Acr

eP

rod

uct

Per

Acr

eR

emar

ks

Ber

mud

agra

ss

(See

Tab

le 1

4)

Cle

thod

im 0

.125

-0.2

5 lb

Sel

ect 2

EC

8.0

-16.

0 oz

or Sel

ectM

ax 0

.97E

C

16.0

-32.

0 oz

App

ly to

act

ivel

y gr

owin

g be

rmud

agra

ss w

hen

stol

ons

(run

ners

) ar

e 3

to 6

inch

es in

leng

th.

If ne

eded

, a s

econ

d ap

plic

atio

n of

8.0

to 1

6.0

oz/A

m

ay b

e ap

plie

d fo

r co

ntro

l of r

egro

wth

whe

n st

olon

s ar

e 3

to 6

inch

es in

leng

th. S

ee ta

ble

16

for

adju

vant

rec

omm

enda

tions

.

Set

hoxy

dim

0.2

8 lb

Poa

st 1

.5E

C 1

.5 p

tor P

oast

Plu

s 1E

C 2

.25

pt

App

ly to

act

ivel

y gr

owin

g be

rmud

agra

ss b

efor

e pl

ant s

tolo

n (r

unne

r) le

ngth

exc

eeds

6 in

ches

. A

se

cond

app

licat

ion

of 1

.0 p

t/A P

oast

or

1.5

pt/A

P

oast

Plu

s is

usu

ally

nec

essa

ry fo

r go

od c

ontr

ol.

Mak

e th

e se

cond

app

licat

ion

whe

n st

olon

re

grow

th is

1 to

4 in

ches

in le

ngth

. See

tabl

e 16

fo

r ad

juva

nt r

ecom

men

datio

ns.

Rhi

zom

e Jo

hnso

ngra

ss(S

ee T

able

14)

Cle

thod

im 0

.125

-0.2

5 lb

Sel

ect 2

EC

8.0

-16.

0 oz

or

S

elec

tMax

0.9

7EC

16

.0-3

2.0

oz

App

ly to

act

ivel

y gr

owin

g jo

hnso

ngra

ss w

hen

12

to 2

4 in

ches

tall.

If n

eede

d, a

sec

ond

appl

icat

ion

of 6

.0 to

8.0

oz/

A m

ay b

e ap

plie

d fo

r co

ntro

l of

regr

owth

whe

n pl

ants

are

6 to

18

inch

es ta

ll. S

ee

tabl

e 16

for

adju

vant

rec

omm

enda

tions

.

Set

hoxy

dim

0.2

8 lb

Poa

st 1

.5E

C 1

.5 p

tor P

oast

Plu

s 1E

C 2

.25

pt

App

ly to

act

ivel

y gr

owin

g jo

hnso

ngra

ss w

hen

15

to 2

5 in

ches

tall.

A s

econ

d ap

plic

atio

n of

1.0

pt/A

P

oast

or

1.5

pt/A

Poa

st P

lus

may

be

mad

e w

hen

new

pla

nts

or r

egro

wth

are

6 to

12

inch

es ta

ll.

See

tabl

e 16

for

adju

vant

rec

omm

enda

tions

.

Po

stem

erg

ence

(co

nt.

)

Wee

d P

rob

lem

Ch

emic

al R

ate

Per

Acr

eP

rod

uct

Per

Acr

eR

emar

ks

Mor

ning

glor

ies,

pig

wee

ds,

velv

etle

af, y

ello

w n

utse

dge,

pu

rple

nut

sedg

e

Imaz

etha

pyr

0.0

63 lb

Pur

suit

70D

G 1

.44

ozA

pply

from

gro

und

crac

k to

ear

ly p

oste

mer

genc

e w

hen

wee

ds a

re a

ctiv

ely

grow

ing

and

are

less

than

3 in

ches

tall.

Cer

tain

wee

ds s

uch

as c

omm

on la

mbs

quar

ters

, pric

kly

sida

, and

ve

lvet

leaf

sho

uld

be tr

eate

d le

ss th

an 2

inch

es

in h

eigh

t. A

pply

with

a n

onio

nic

surf

acta

nt (

1.0

qt/1

00 g

al s

pray

vol

ume)

or

crop

-oil

conc

entr

ate

(1.0

qt/A

). D

o no

t app

ly m

ore

than

0.0

63 lb

ai A

/se

ason

. D

o no

t app

ly w

ithin

85

days

of h

arve

st.

Spu

rred

ano

da,

mor

ning

glor

ies,

pig

wee

ds,

velv

etle

af, y

ello

w a

nd p

urpl

e nu

tsed

ge, s

ickl

epod

Imaz

apic

0.0

63 lb

Cad

re 7

0DG

1.4

4 oz

App

ly w

hen

broa

dlea

f wee

ds a

re a

ctiv

ely

grow

ing

and

are

less

than

3 in

ches

tall.

Cer

tain

w

eeds

suc

h as

com

mon

lam

bsqu

arte

rs, p

rickl

y si

da, v

elve

tleaf

, and

spu

rred

ano

da s

houl

d be

tr

eate

d w

hen

2 in

ches

tall

or le

ss.

App

ly w

ith

1.0

qt/A

cro

p-oi

l con

cent

rate

or

1.0

qt n

onio

nic

surf

acta

nt/1

00 g

al s

pray

sol

utio

n. A

pply

as

a se

quen

tial t

reat

men

t fol

low

ing

appl

icat

ion

of a

so

il-ap

plie

d gr

ass

cont

rol h

erbi

cide

.

Ann

ual g

rass

es

(See

Tab

le 1

3)

Cle

thod

im 0

.094

-0.1

25 lb

Sel

ect 2

EC

6.0

-8.0

oz

or Sel

ectM

ax 0

.97E

C

12.0

-16.

0 oz

App

ly to

act

ivel

y gr

owin

g gr

asse

s. I

n ge

nera

l, an

nual

gra

sses

sho

uld

be 2

to 4

inch

es ta

ll fo

r be

st r

esul

ts.

Do

not a

pply

with

in 4

0 da

ys o

f ha

rves

t. S

ee la

bels

for

tank

-mix

inst

ruct

ions

. S

ee ta

ble

16 fo

r ad

juva

nt r

ecom

men

datio

ns.

Set

hoxy

dim

0.1

9 lb

Poa

st 1

.5E

C 1

.0 p

tor P

oast

Plu

s 1E

C 1

.5 p

t

28 Weed Control in Peanuts2007 Peanut Production Guide

Tab

le �

. R

eco

mm

end

ed H

erb

icid

es f

or

Wee

d C

on

tro

l in

Pea

nu

ts (

con

t.)

Po

stem

erg

ence

(co

nt.

)

Wee

d P

rob

lem

Ch

emic

al R

ate

Per

Acr

eP

rod

uct

Per

Acr

eR

emar

ks

Ext

ende

d la

te-s

easo

n re

sidu

al g

rass

con

trol

s-M

etol

achl

or

0.95

-1.2

7 lb

Dua

l Mag

num

7.6

2EC

1.

0-1.

33 p

tA

pply

ove

r-th

e-to

p of

pea

nuts

for

cont

rol o

f la

te-s

easo

n gr

asse

s in

yea

rs w

hen

exce

ssiv

e ra

ins

may

hav

e re

duce

d th

e re

sidu

al c

ontr

ol

of e

arly

-sea

son

appl

icat

ions

. W

ill n

ot c

ontr

ol

emer

ged

gras

ses.

Do

not a

pply

with

in 9

0 da

ys o

f har

vest

. D

o no

t app

ly m

ore

than

an

equi

vale

nt o

f 2.6

7 lb

ai/A

s-m

etol

achl

or d

urin

g an

y on

e ye

ar. D

ual I

IG M

agnu

m a

nd D

ual I

I M

agnu

m a

re n

ot r

egis

tere

d fo

r th

is m

etho

d of

ap

plic

atio

n in

pea

nut.

Dim

ethe

nam

id

1.17

-1.5

lbF

ront

ier

6E 2

5-32

oz

or Out

look

6E

16-

21 o

z

App

ly o

ver-

the-

top

of p

eanu

ts fo

r co

ntro

l of

late

sea

son

gras

ses

in y

ears

whe

n ex

cess

ive

rain

s m

ay h

ave

redu

ced

resi

dual

con

trol

of

early

-sea

son

appl

icat

ions

. W

ill n

ot c

ontr

ol

emer

ged

gras

ses.

Do

not a

pply

with

in 8

0 da

ys o

f har

vest

or

mor

e th

an 3

2 oz

/A p

er

seas

on.

Weed Control in Peanuts 2�2006 Peanut Production Guide

Tab

le 1

0. W

eed

Sp

ecie

s R

esp

on

se t

o H

erb

icid

es f

or

Pea

nu

ts1

So

il-ap

plie

d H

erb

icid

es2

Sp

ecie

sS

on

alan

PP

I2P

row

lP

PI2

Las

soP

PI/P

RE

2D

ual

PP

I/PR

E2

Fro

ntie

r/O

utlo

ok

PP

I/PR

E2

Str

on

gar

mP

PI/P

RE

2P

urs

uit

PP

I2

Pu

rsu

itP

RE

2

Seq

uen

ceP

RE

2

Val

or

PR

E2

Texa

s pa

nicu

mG

-EG

-EP

PP

-FP

P-F

P-F

PP

FB

arny

ardg

rass

G-E

G-E

EG

GP

GG

F-G

PF

Cra

bgra

ssE

EE

EE

PF

P-F

F-G

PF

Goo

segr

ass

EE

EE

EP

PP

F-G

FF

all p

anic

umG

-EG

-EG

GG

-EP

P-F

P-F

F-G

PF

Sig

nalg

rass

, bro

adle

afG

-EG

GG

GP

GG

P-F

PF

oxta

ilsE

EE

GG

PF

-GF

-GF

-GP

FN

utse

dge,

yel

low

NN

FG

F-G

F-G

F-G

F-G

P-F

PN

utse

dge,

pur

ple

NN

PP

PF

-GF

-GP

P-F

PC

ockl

ebur

NN

PP

PG

GG

NP

FJi

mso

nwee

dP

PP

PP

G-E

GG

NG

Lam

bsqu

arte

rs, c

omm

onG

GF

FP

F-G

GF

-GP

GE

Mor

ning

glor

yP

PP

PP

GF

-GF

-GN

GE

Nig

htsh

ade,

bla

ckN

NF

-GF

FN

GG

G-E

EP

igw

eed,

com

mon

GG

EG

-EG

-EN

EE

F-G

EP

rickl

y si

da (

teaw

eed)

PP

PP

P-F

F-G

GG

NF

GR

agw

eed

PP

PP

P-F

G-E

PP

PG

ES

mar

twee

dP

PP

PP

-FG

GG

P-

Ecl

ipta

PP

PP

PG

-EP

PG

GC

arpe

twee

dG

GF

-GF

F-G

GF

-GF

-GE

FS

ickl

epod

PP

PP

PN

PP

NP

Spu

rred

ano

da (

cotto

nwee

d)P

PP

PP

F-G

GG

GF

Vel

vetle

afP

PP

PP

G-E

F-G

F-G

PF

Tro

pic

crot

onP

PP

PP

FP

PF

-1

Con

trol

Cap

abili

ties:

2

App

licat

ion

Met

hod:

E

= E

xcel

lent

Con

trol

; 90%

or

bette

r F

= F

air

Con

trol

; 60-

80%

P

= P

oor

Con

trol

; 20-

60%

P

PI =

Pre

-pla

nt s

oil i

ncor

pora

ted

G

= G

ood

Con

trol

; 80-

90%

N

= le

ss th

an 2

0%

P

RE

= P

re-e

mer

genc

e

30 Weed Control in Peanuts2007 Peanut Production Guide

Tab

le 1

0. W

eed

Sp

ecie

s R

esp

on

se t

o H

erb

icid

es f

or

Pea

nu

ts (

con

t.)1

Po

stem

erg

ence

Her

bic

ides

2

Par

aqu

at+

Ult

ra

Bla

zer

PO

E

Sel

ectM

axo

rP

oas

tP

OE

Co

bra

PO

ES

pec

ies

Pu

rsu

itA

C/E

PO

EP

araq

uat

AC

2,4-

DB

PO

E2,

4-D

BA

CB

asag

ran

AC

Bas

agra

nP

OE

Cad

re3

PO

ES

torm

PO

E

Texa

s pa

nicu

mP

-FE

NG

-EF

NP

G-E

NE

N

Bar

nyar

dgra

ssG

GP

GP

-FN

PG

-EN

EN

Cra

bgra

ssP

-FG

PG

P-F

NP

G-E

NE

N

Goo

segr

ass

PE

PG

-EP

-FN

PG

-EN

EN

Fal

l pan

icum

P-F

EP

F-G

P-F

NP

G-E

NG

N

Sig

nalg

rass

, bro

adle

afG

EP

G-E

P-F

NP

G-E

NE

N

Fox

tails

GE

PG

-EP

-FN

PG

-EN

EN

Nut

sedg

e, y

ello

wF

-GP

-FP

FF

-GG

PG

-EF

NN

Nut

sedg

e, p

urpl

eF

-GP

NN

NN

NG

-EN

NN

Coc

kleb

urG

EE

EE

EG

G-E

EN

G

Jim

sonw

eed

GE

FG

EE

EF

-GE

NE

Lam

bsqu

arte

rs,

com

mon

PF

GF

-GF

-GG

GP

-FG

NP

Mor

ning

glor

yF

-GF

EG

-FF

F-G

G-E

G-E

GN

G

Nig

htsh

ade,

bla

ckG

P-F

NN

PP

G4

GG

1N

G1,

4

Pig

wee

d, c

omm

onE

EG

GG

P-F

EE

GN

E

Weed Control in Peanuts 312006 Peanut Production Guide

Tab

le 1

0. W

eed

Sp

ecie

s R

esp

on

se t

o H

erb

icid

es f

or

Pea

nu

ts (

con

t.)1

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stem

erg

ence

Her

bic

ides

2

Par

aqu

at+

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ra

Bla

zer

PO

E

Sel

ectM

axo

rP

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tP

OE

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bra

PO

ES

pec

ies

Pu

rsu

itA

C/E

PO

EP

araq

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2,4-

DB

PO

E2,

4-D

BA

CB

asag

ran

AC

Bas

agra

nP

OE

Cad

re3

PO

ES

torm

PO

E

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kly

sida

(te

awee

d)P

P-F

FP

GG

PG

F-G

NG

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wee

dP

FF

-GF

GF

-GG

P-F

GN

E

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artw

eed

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FG

GE

GG

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NF

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ipta

PF

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PF

PG

FG

-EN

G

Car

petw

eed

F-G

F-G

FF

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PG

GG

NG

Sic

klep

odP

G5

G5

G5

G5

NP

EP

NP

Spu

rred

ano

da

(

cotto

nwee

d)F

-GP

PP

GG

PG

FN

F

Vel

vetle

afF

-GF

PF

GG

P-F

G-E

F-G

NG

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ic c

roto

nP

FP

-FF

FP

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G

1 R

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act

ivity

on

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ged

seed

lings

in e

arly

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ges

of d

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ent a

t rel

ativ

ely

low

rat

es.

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trol

is e

rrat

ic o

r po

or o

n w

eeds

if

they

are

larg

er.

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Exc

elle

nt c

ontr

ol; 9

0% o

r be

tter

F

= F

air

cont

rol;

60-8

0%

P =

Poo

r co

ntro

l; 20

-60%

G =

Goo

d co

ntro

l; 80

-90%

N =

Non

e; le

ss th

an 2

0%2

App

licat

ion

Met

hod:

PO

E =

Pos

tem

erge

nce

EP

OE

= E

arly

pos

tem

erge

nce

AC

= A

t cra

ckin

g3

Cad

re p

rovi

des

G-E

con

trol

of e

mer

ged

annu

al g

rass

es w

hich

esc

ape

soil-

appl

ied

gras

s co

ntro

l her

bici

des.

4 R

atin

g as

sum

es s

eque

ntia

l app

licat

ion

10 to

14

days

afte

r in

itial

trea

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t.5

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assu

mes

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atio

n of

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10

to 1

4 da

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fter

initi

al tr

eatm

ent.

32 Weed Control in Peanuts2007 Peanut Production Guide

Table 11. Recommended Weed Sizes for Treatment and Application Rates for Control of Annual Grasses

Application Rates and Annual Grass Size

Poast1 Poast Plus1 Select1

SpeciesHeight

(in)Rate

(oz/A)Height

(in)Rate

(oz/A)Height

(in)Rate

(oz/A)

Broadleaf signalgrass 8 16 8 24 2-6 6-8

Crabgrass 6 16 6 24 2-6 6-8

Fall panicum 8 16 8 24 2-8 6-8

Giant foxtail 8 16 8 24 2-12 6-8

Green foxtail 8 16 8 24 2-8 6-8

Yellow foxtail 8 16 8 24 2-8 6-8

Goosegrass 6 16 6 24 2-6 6-8

Seedling johnsongrass 8 16 8 24 4-10 6-8

Texas panicum 8 16 8 24 2-6 6-8

Volunteer corn 20 16 20 24 4-1212-24

4-66-8

1 See table 16 for adjuvant recommendations.

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Table 12. Plant Size and Application Rates for Control of Perennial Grasses

Perennial Grass Herbicide and Application Rate Plant Size

Bermudagrass First Application

Poast 1.5 pt/A1 stolons (runners) 6 inches or less

Poast Plus 2.25 pt/A1 stolons (runners) 6 inches or less

Select

SelectMax

8.0-16.0 oz/A1

16.0-32.0 oz/A

stolons (runners) 3-6 inches

Second Application

Poast 1.0 ptA1 stolons (runners) 1-4 inches

Poast Plus 1.5 pt/A1 stolons (runners) 1-4 inches

Select

SelectMax

8.0-16.0 oz/A1

16.0-32.0 oz/A

stolons (runners) 3-6 inches

Johnsongrass First Application

Poast 1/5 pt/A1 plants 15-25 inches tall

Poast Plus 2.25 pt/A1 plants 15-25 inches tall

Select

Select Max

8.0-16.0 oz/A1

16.0-32.0 oz/A

plants 12-24 inches tall

Second Application

Poast 1.0 pt/A1 plant/regrowth 6-12 inches tall

Poast Plus 1.5 pt/A1 plant/regrowth 6-12 inches tall

Select or SelectMax

6.0-8.0 oz/A1

12.0-16.0 oz/A

plant/regrowth 6-18 inches tall

1 See table 16 for adjuvant recommendations.

34 Weed Control in Peanuts2007 Peanut Production Guide

Tab

le 1

3. R

eco

mm

end

ed W

eed

Siz

es f

or

Trea

tmen

t an

d A

pp

licat

ion

Rat

es f

or

Co

ntr

ol o

f A

nn

ual

Bro

adle

af W

eed

s.

Sp

ecie

s

1.0

pt/

A B

asag

ran

1.�

pt/

A B

asag

ran

2.0

pt/

A B

asag

ran

1.�

pt/

A S

torm

Max

. Lea

fN

um

ber

Max

. Ht.

(in

ches

)M

ax. L

eaf

Nu

mb

erM

ax. H

t.(i

nch

es)

Max

. Lea

fN

um

ber

Max

. Ht.

(in

ches

)M

ax. L

eaf

Nu

mb

erM

ax. H

t.(i

nch

es)

Pric

kly

Sid

a–

–a6

36-

84

42

Com

mon

rag

wee

d–

––

–4-

6b3b

4-6

3

Coc

kleb

ur2-

44

2-6

66-

1010

2-6

6

Mor

ning

glor

y

Pitt

ed

Oth

ers

– –– –

4c 4c4c 4c

SU

Dc

SU

Dc

SU

Dc

SU

Dc

4 44 4

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artw

eed

4g4g

66

6-10

106

6

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sonw

eed

44

66

6-10

106

6

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wee

d–

––

––

––

Lam

bsqu

arte

rs–

–6d

1.5d

4-8d

2d4-

62

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pic

crot

on–

–2

22-

44

6i6i

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rred

ano

da–

–6

36-

84

4h2h

Vel

vetle

af–

–4a

2a4-

65

4h2h

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ipta

––

––

––

– j

– j

1.0

pt/

A U

ltra

Bla

zere

1.�

pt/

A U

ltra

Bla

zere

2.0

pt/

A U

lta

Bla

zere

12.5

fl o

z/A

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bra

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ecie

sM

ax. L

eaf

Nu

mb

erM

ax. H

t.(i

nch

es)

Max

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um

ber

Max

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(in

ches

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ax. L

eaf

Nu

mb

erM

ax. H

t.(i

nch

es)

Max

. Lea

f N

um

ber

Max

. Ht.

(i

nch

es)

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kly

Sid

a–

––

––

–4

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mon

rag

wee

d2

<2

44

63

8–

Coc

kleb

ur–

––

–2-

42-

46

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1.0

pt/

A U

ltra

Bla

zere

1.�

pt/

A U

ltra

Bla

zere

2.0

pt/

A U

lta

Bla

zere

12.5

fl o

z/A

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bra

Sp

ecie

sM

ax. L

eaf

Nu

mb

erM

ax. H

t.(i

nch

es)

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fN

um

ber

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(in

ches

)M

ax. L

eaf

Nu

mb

erM

ax. H

t.(i

nch

es)

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f N

um

ber

Max

. Ht.

(i

nch

es)

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ning

glor

y

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ed

Oth

ers

2 –<

2 –4 –

2 –4 3

2 2

4 4a

– –

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artw

eed

––

––

44

––

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sonw

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33

66

88

4–

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wee

d–

–4

26

3–

Lam

bsqu

arte

rs–

––

–3e

1e–

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pic

crot

on2

<2

22

22

4–

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rred

ano

da–

––

––

––

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vetle

af–

––

––

––

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ipta

–f–f

–f–f

–f–f

6–

a C

ontr

ol n

ot c

laim

ed o

n la

bel.

b A

dd c

rop-

oil c

once

ntra

te a

ccor

ding

to la

bel d

irect

ions

.c

See

labe

l for

Spe

cial

Use

Dire

ctio

ns.

Labe

l cla

ims

cont

rol o

nly

with

two

appl

icat

ions

.d

Con

trol

of t

his

spec

ies

not c

laim

ed o

n pe

anut

labe

l but

is c

laim

ed o

n so

ybea

n la

bel.

Add

2.0

pt o

f cro

p-oi

l con

cent

rate

/A.

e A

dd 1

.0 p

t of n

onio

nic

surf

acta

nt/1

00 g

al o

f spr

ay s

olut

ion.

f C

ontr

ol n

ot c

laim

ed o

n la

bel.

Exp

erie

nce

indi

cate

s th

at 2

.0 p

t/A p

lus

surf

acta

nt w

ill s

uppr

ess

1- to

2-in

ch E

clip

ta.

g F

ollo

w w

ith s

econ

d ap

plic

atio

n of

1.0

pt/A

, 7 to

14

days

late

r if

need

ed.

h C

ontr

ol m

ay b

e in

cons

iste

nt w

ith th

is r

ate

of S

torm

.i Controlnotclaimedonlabel,fieldexperienceindicatesthatStormisveryeffectiveontropiccrotonunder4inchesinheight.

j Controlnotclaimedonlabel,fieldexperienceindicatesthatStormiseffectiveonecliptaunder2inchesinheight.

Tab

le 1

3. R

eco

mm

end

ed W

eed

Siz

es f

or

Trea

tmen

t an

d A

pp

licat

ion

Rat

es f

or

Co

ntr

ol o

f A

nn

ual

Bro

adle

af W

eed

s.

36 Weed Control in Peanuts2007 Peanut Production Guide

Table 14. Restrictions on Feeding Herbicide-Treated Peanut Vines to Livestock and Preharvest Intervals for Peanut Herbicides

Herbicide

Preharvest Interval

(PHI)Do not feed treated vines to livestock

No feeding restrictions

on label

Basagran through pegging within 50 days of treatment X

Ultra Blazer 75 days X

Boa 28 days after GC1 X

Cadre 90 days X

Cobra 90 Days X

Dual Magnum 90 days within 30 days of treatment X

Frontier/Outlook 80 days within 80 days of treatment X

Gramoxone 28 days after GC1 X

Lasso GC1 X X

Poast/Poast Plus 40 days X X

Prowl preplanting X

Pursuit 85 days X

SelectMax 40 days X

Sonalan preplanting X

Strongarm 30 days X

Storm 75 days X

Valor X

2,4-DB (Butyrac, Butoxone) 45 days X

1GC = ground cracking

Weed Control in Peanuts 372006 Peanut Production Guide

Table 1�. Suggested Rain-Free Periods after Applications of Postemergence Herbicides and Tank Mixes

Herbicide or tank mix Rain-free period (hours)

2,4-DB NR1

Basagran NR2

Ultra Blazer NR2

Cadre 3

Cobra 0.5

Gramoxone/Boa 0.5

Poast/Poast Plus 1

Pursuit 1

SelectMax 1

Storm NR2

NR1 = No restrictions on label. Suggest at least 1 hour for best results.

NR2 = No restrictions on label. Suggest 4 to 6 hours for best results.

38 Weed Control in Peanuts2007 Peanut Production Guide

Table 16. Adjuvant Recommendations for Postemergence Herbicides

Herbicide Application Method Adjuvant recommendations

Basagran Ground 2.0 pt/A crop-oil concentrate when treating lambsquarters, common ragweed, hemp sesbania, or yellow nutsedge. Vegetable oils may be used. Use 1.0 gal/A of 30% nitrogen instead of crop-oil concentrate if velvetleaf is the primary target weed.

Air 1.0 pt/A crop-oil concentrate when treating lambsquarters, common ragweed, hemp sesbania, or yellow nutsedge. Vegetable oils may be used. Do not use 30% nitrogen with aerial applications.

Ultra Blazer Ground or Air Use 0.125 percent nonionic surfactant for most weeds. For lambsquarters, hemp sesbania, or cowpea, use 0.25 percent nonionic surfactant or 0.5 to 1.0 gal/A of 30% nitrogen.

Cadre Ground only Use 0.25 percent nonionic surfactant or 2 pt/A crop-oil concentrate.

Cobra Ground only Add nonionic surfactant at 1 qt/100 gallons or petroleum or vegetable based crop oil concentrate at 1 to 1.5 pt per acre (Seelabelforspecifics).

Select Ground Always use 2.0 pt/A crop-oil concentrate.

SelectMax Ground 0.25% nonionic surfactant, 1% crop-oil concentrate or 1% methylated seed oil.

BoaGramoxone

Ground Use 0.125 percent nonionic surfactant in cracking stage sprays.

PoastPoast Plus

Ground or Air 2.0 pt/A crop-oil concentrate. Vegetable oils may be used.

Pursuit Ground Use a petroleum or vegetable seed based oil concentrate at a rate of 1.5 to 2.0 pt/A or a nonionic surfactant containing at least 80% active ingredient at 1 qt/100 gallons of spray mixture.

Storm Ground or Air 2.0 pt/A crop-oil concentrate. Vegetable oils may be used.

Note: Information in this table was taken from product labels. See the labels. See the labelsforadjuvantrecommendationswithspecifictankmixes.

Adjuvant rates given in percentages are on a volume/volume basis:

0.125% - 1 pt per 100 gal of spray solution; 0.50% - 2 qt per 100 gal of spray solution;

0.25% - 1 qt per 100 gal of spray solution; 1.00% - 4 qt per 100 gal of spray solution.

Weed Control in Peanuts 3�2006 Peanut Production Guide

Table 17. Rotation Restrictions for Peanut Herbicides

Rotational Crop

Corn Cotton Soy- beans Barley Winter

RyeWinter Wheat

Sorg- hum Tobacco

Basagran NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS

Ultra Blazer AH AH NR AH AH AH AH AH

Cadre 9M 18M 9M 18M 4M 4M 18M 9M

Cobra NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

Dual (PRE, PPI, cracking)

NR NR NR 4.5M 4.5M 4.5M NR FY

Dual (layby) FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY

Frontier /Outlook NR FY NR 4M 4M 4M FY FY

Lasso NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

Poast NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

Poast Plus NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

Prowl FY NR NR 4M FY 4M FY NR

Pursuit NR /8.5M1

9.5M /18M2 NR 9.5M 4M 4M 18M 9.5M

SelectMax NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

Sonalan FY FY NR AH AH AH FY FY

Strongarm 18M /10M3 10M NR 4M 6M 4M 18M 18M

Storm AH AH NR AH AH AH AH AH

2,4-DB NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS

Sequence NR NR NR 4.5M 4.5M 4.5M NR FY

Valor 4M4 1M NR 4M 4M 1M 1M 1M

Theabovetableprovidesageneralsummaryofcroprotationrestrictionsspecifiedonthelabels of herbicide products commonly used for peanuts. Consult product labels for details andspecificinformation.KEY: M = month; FY = following year; NR = no restrictions; AH = after harvest; NS=Croprotationsequencenotspecifiedinlabeldirections

1 IMI-Corn (resistant/tolerant varieties) = NR, Non IMI-Corn = 8.5M2 For sandy loam to loamy sand soils 16 inches of rainfall or irrigation occurring from

application through October, 9.5M; (refer to supplemental label of Virginia/North Carolina) otherwise, 18M.

3 With IMI-corn (resistant/tolerant varieties) = 10 M, Non IMI-corn 18M.4 1Mrestrictionforsweetcorn,4Mforfieldcorn.