2014 Cotton Update For Growers

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2014 Cotton Update For Growers 1. Brake F2 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

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2014 Cotton Update For Growers. Brake F2. Section 18 Submitted: Brake F2. EPA should approve or reject by March Mixture of fomesafen (Reflex) & fluridone Apply PRE 16 oz /A (8 oz Reflex + 0.2 lb Brake/A). Section 18 Submitted: Brake F2. Positives: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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2014 Cotton Update For Growers

1. Brake F2

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Section 18 Submitted: Brake F2

1. EPA should approve or reject by March

2. Mixture of fomesafen (Reflex) & fluridone

3. Apply PRE 16 oz/A (8 oz Reflex + 0.2 lb Brake/A)

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Section 18 Submitted: Brake F2

Positives:

1. Fluridone is “new” effective chemistry

2. Very good on pigweed when activated

3. Minimal injury

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• Pic of reflex vs Brake in dry

Brake PRE: Worst Injury Seen

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DO NOT APPLY OVER COTTON

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Section 18 Submitted: Brake F2

Negatives:

1. Research suggest no more effective than

current programs (less injury though)

2. Rest of weed program stays same

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Section 18 Submitted: Brake F2

Negatives:

1. Research suggest no more effective than

current programs (less injury though)

2. Rest of weed program stays same

3. At least 0.6” if not 0.75” to activate

4. Suggest rotate to cotton/peanut only currently

(there label more flexible but our data is concerning)

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Brake F2•Projected cost for 1 pt/acre:

Volume purchased Cost/A

40-80 acres -- $40.62

120-160 acres -- $38.42

200+ acres -- $34.58

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Rainfall: Two rains each <0.25 in

Reflex + Warrant Fluridone

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Brake F2 When Activated

Brake F2 Non-treated

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2014 Cotton Update

1. Brake F2

2. Changes in burndown

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Plant Back Interval for ValorStrip Till = can be applied 10 d ahead of

planting as long as strip till operation occurs between applying Valor and planting

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Plant Back Interval for ValorStrip Till = can be applied 10 d ahead of

planting as long as strip till operation occurs between applying Valor and planting

No Till or when strip is run prior to spray = 1) <30% ground cover = 28 d + rain 1 inch

2) >30% ground cover = 21 d + rain 1 inch

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Plant Back Interval for ValorStrip Till = can be applied 10 d ahead of

planting as long as strip till operation occurs between applying Valor and planting

No Till or when strip is run prior to spray = 1) <30% ground cover = 28 d + rain 1 inch

2) >30% ground cover = 21 d + rain 1 inch

NEW:

If Reflex (generic) will be used PRE add 7 days to no-till planting intervals!!!

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2014 Cotton Update

1. Brake F2

2. Changes in burndown

3. Tank mix kit

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5.

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• Slide from Wilson

SYNGENTA – UGA Partnership to Distribute to Agents/Growers/Consultants

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2014 Cotton Update

1. Brake F2

2. Changes in burndown

3. Tank mix kit

4. Weed program

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Preplant PRE POST1 POST2 Layby

Reflex 12 oz + Treflan or Prowl

Incorporate within week of planting if possible to depth

of 1.5 inch

1. Warrant + Reflex

or

2. Direx + Reflex

Reflex at 8-10 oz/A

RU

+

Staple/

Pyrimax

RU +

Dual Mag

Direx

+ MSMA

Conventional Tillage Cotton Systems. 2013.

SPLIT REFLEX SYSTEM

Most effective and safest program that exist!

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Preplant PRE POST1 POST2 Layby

ValorPalmer < 1”

Valor + DirexPalmer 1-5”

DirexPalmer < 5”; less than 10 d to plant

RR Reduced Tillage Cotton Systems. 2014.

APPLY VALOR AND/OR DIREX TO EVERY ACRE; ADD GRAMOXONE IF PIGWEED UP!!!

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Preplant PRE POST1 POST2 Layby

Valor and/or Direx

1. Reflex + Warrant

2. Reflex + Direx

3. Direx + Warrant

RR Reduced Tillage Cotton Systems. 2014.

1. Reflex rate of 12 oz.

2. Warrant rate 3 pt/A.

3. Direx rate 10 to 24 oz/A

4. Include burndown herbicide.

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Diuron PRE: 1 Complaint 2013

Select a rate of diuron that gives you 7 to 10 d control.

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Diuron + Warrant vs Reflex + Warrant

Diuron + Warrant Reflex + Warrant

Length Control: At least 1 wk more

Palmer Control: Very Good Excellent/Consistent

Timely POST: Critical Critical but less

Injury Potential: Lower Higher

Cost: Lower Higher

Hand weeding: Slightly more

Resistance Mgmt: Less on PPO

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Preplant PRE POST1 POST2 Layby

Valor and/or Direx

1. Reflex + Warrant

2. Reflex + Direx

3. Direx + Warrant

RU

+

Staple or Pyrimax

RU +

Dual Mag

Direx

+ MSMA

RR Reduced Tillage Cotton Systems. 2014.

If using Liberty/Roundup system and planning on using Liberty; Liberty POST 1 is almost always correct timing

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Preplant PRE POST1 POST2 Layby

Valor and/or Direx

1. Reflex + Warrant

2. Reflex + Direx

3. Direx + Warrant

RU

+

Staple/

Pyrimax

RU +

Dual Mag

Direx

+ MSMA

RR Reduced Tillage Cotton Systems. 2014.

Add Envoke, Aim or ET if morningglory is issue.

Suprend + MSMA just as effective.

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Calendar RR Weed Program(POST applications based on days after planting)

Intervals influenced by:

1.Palmer biology

2.Thrips insecticide application

3.Avoiding topical herbicide applications after 7 leaf cotton.

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Calendar RR Weed Program

UGA Calendar Avg. Grower

POST 1 cot-1 leaf 2-4 leaf

POST 2 5-8 leaf 8-12 leaf

Layby 11-13 leaf 14-18 leaf

Timely Thrips

higher injury potential

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Monsanto Rewards Program

Warrant 3 pt = $4.50 (pay on two sprays)

Valor 2 oz = $3.00

Reflex 1 pt = $1.00

Direx 2 pt = $2.00 (pay on two sprays)

Pyrimax 3 oz = $2.00

Dual Magnum 1 pt = $3.00

Gramoxone 2.5 pt = $1.00

*Based on seed rate of 38,000

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Monsanto Rewards Program

Warrant 3 pt = $4.50 (pay on two sprays)

Valor 2 oz = $3.00

Reflex 1 pt = $1.00

Direx 2 pt = $2.00 (pay on two sprays)

Pyrimax 3 oz = $2.00

Dual Magnum 1 pt = $3.00

Gramoxone 2.5 pt = $1.00

*Based on seed rate of 38,000

DUPONT HAS STAPLE REWARDS PROGRAM

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2014 Cotton Update

1. Brake F2

2. Changes in burndown

3. Tank mix kit

4. Weed program

5. Time of day influence herbicides

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13 d5 d10 d

1 hr before sunrise

56 c

Palmer Control by Liberty System as Influenced by Time of Day. Evaluation at Harvest.*

Time of Day Liberty was Applied Tifton, GA

Irrigated

%

98 a98 a

88 b

98 a

1/2 hr before sunrise

1 hr after

sunrise

2 hr after

sunrise

4 hr after

sunrise

6 hr after

sunrise

sunrise 1/2 hr after

sunrise

*Liberty 32 oz/A POST 1 (5” Palmer), Liberty POST 2 (18 d later), Diuron + MSMA layby

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93 a

32 b39 b

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GR Palmer Control by Roundup + 2,4-D Systems. Macon County, 2011 and 2012.

Time of Day Applied

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7 PM

POST 1 (5-8” Palmer), POST 2 (15 d later), Diuron + MSMA layby

1 PM7 AM1 AM

2,4-D 1.5 pt/A

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74 b 72 b

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Palmer Control by Dicamba Mixes as Influenced by Time of Day. Macon 2013. 20 DAT.

Time of Day RU + Clarity Applied

%

93 a

6:30 AM 11 AM8 AM 9:30 AM

Palmer: 4 to 7 inch

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8 AM 11 AM

Roundup WeatherMax

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2014 Cotton Update

1. Brake F2

2. Changes in burndown

3. Tank mix kit

4. Weed program

5. Time of day influence herbicides

6. Rye system

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Using Heavy Rye Covers For Sustainability

Rye Cover Weedy Cover

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Economic Analysis Completed

1. Seven LARGE ON-FARM Studies

2. Cadillac Rye Program about $40 per

acre higher cost.

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Potential Benefits for Georgia Growers

1. Improved Palmer control

2. Reduce herbicide input over time

3. Protect herbicide chemistry

4. Less labor (compared to tillage)

5. Mitigate wind and water erosion

6. Moisture conservation

7. Likely higher yields on dryland

8. Possibly reduce irrigation

9. Reduces Thrips damage

10. Likely reduce impact from ryegrass and horseweed.

HELP ME WITH NRCS!!!!

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2014 Cotton Update1. Brake F2

2. Changes in burndown

3. Tank mix kit

4. Weed program

5. Time of day influence herbicides

6. Rye system

7. 2,4-D and Dicamba tolerant cotton

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2,4-D and Dicamba Technologies

1. 2016??? Maybe some in 2015???

2. Major hurdles = Endangered Species Act

and managing off-target movement.

3. Major benefits = Increased flexibility

4. Summit in Spring with Commissioner of Ag