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Post Emergent Soybeans David King SW LA Byrne Carpenter Mid-South, NE LA

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Page 1: Post Emergent Soybeans Session - Nichino America - David King.pdfPost emergent Soybeans • Registration received in 2009 –ET at 0.75 fl oz –Original application timing to V2 •

Post Emergent Soybeans

David KingSW LA

Byrne CarpenterMid-South, NE LA

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Post emergent Soybeans

• Registration received in 2009

– ET at 0.75 fl oz– ET at 0.75 fl oz

–Original application timing to V2

• 2011 to V6

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When Can I Use ET?

• ET can be used post emergent from crop emergence

to the V6 growth stage.DO NOT APPLY ET

ONCE FLOWERING

HAS BEGUN

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What Does a V6 Soybean Look Like?

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12 to 14 inches tall

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ET @ 1 oz/acre + COC 1%

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Barnyrd grass

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Coffeebean

Carelessweed

Morningglorry pitted

Morningglory entireleaf

Miller, LSU 2004

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ET control of Teaweed (Prickly sida)

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Glyphosate 22 oz + ET .75 oz + NIS

Better Weed Control with ET

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Glyphosate 22 oz + ET .75 oz + NIS

* Data shown is a compilation of 5 trials in LA, MO, VA, IN, IL completed between 2005 and 2009.

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CONTROL OF GLYPHOSATE RESISTANT

Palmer amaranth

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* Data shown is a compilation of 5 trials in LA, MO, VA, IN, IL completed between 2005 and 2009.

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RPM 24 fl oz + Reflex 16 fl oz

RPM 24 fl oz + Reflex 16 fl oz

+ ET 0.75 fl oz

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Better Weed Control with ET

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Roundup PM 24 fl oz +

Fomesafen 16 oz

Roundup PM 24 fl oz +

Fomesafen 16 fl oz + ET

0.75 fl oz

David Jordan NCSU

Mt. Olive 2010

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ET 0.75 fl oz + 32 oz Roundup + NIS

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Excellent Morningglory

control with great crop

safety.

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• Post emergent applications of ET will typically

cause some temporary herbicidal speckling

that is transient, and will not appear on new that is transient, and will not appear on new

growth.

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ET 0.75 fl oz + 32 fl oz Loaded Roundup

3 DAA

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7 DAA

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32 DAA

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42 DAA

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• Poor weed control has the greatest effect on yield

• ET only causes temporary speckling

“..50% leaf defoliation

at the V6 stage would

cause, at most, a 3%

loss in yield”.

D.A. McWilliams, D.R. Berglund, G.J. Endres

North Dakota State University and University of Minnesota

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ET 0.75 fl oz + Roundup

Original Max 22 fl oz

Additional 2.3 Bu/A

yielded when ET

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Roundup Original Max

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Henry Wilson 2005

Painter, VA

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Recommendation

For faster and broader control of

tough broadleaf weeds including Roundup tolerant

• ET 0.75 fl oz + Roundup 32 fl oz + NIS 0.25%

or with residual

• ET 0.75 fl oz + Fomesafen 16 fl oz +

Roundup 32 fl oz + NIS 0.25%

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ET IN CROP FOR SOYBEAN WEED CONTROL

• ET can be safely applied to soybeans in crop

up to V6.up to V6.

• Applications over the top will speckle the

exposed leaves with subsequent growth

unaffected.