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8:30 8:30 –– 9:30 am Presentation at the Oct 19 9:30 am Presentation at the Oct 19 CC2010 Pesticide Applicator Con2010 Pesticide Applicator Con
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winter annual
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annual bluegrassrkansas
winter an
iprominauricle
A lAnnual ryegrass
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nnual
tnent es
of Arkansas
winter annual
parsleyImage credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ o
y piertof Arkansas
fruit
lawn burweed
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kansas
henhen
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winter annual
sticky chickweed
f Arkansas
common chickweed Image cr
winter annual
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Johnny Jummp-up violet
WinterAnnualBroadleafBroadleaf
i t lwinter annual
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field madder
of Arkansas
winter annual corn spewinter annual corn speImage credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of A
seedling
edwelledwellArkansas
winter annual
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of
hairy bittercress –i t lwinter annual
f Arkansas
field madder
winter annual
Noxious Weed Noxious Weed –– mustmustfrom setting seed as from setting seed as from setting seed as from setting seed as
1st year: vegetativ1st year: vegetativ2nd year: flowers
Musk thistle rosette -vegetative stage
t control to keep it t control to keep it per the lawper the lawper the lawper the law
ve growthve growthand dies.
Flower - reproductive ststage
winter annualwinter annual
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h h d’shepherd’s purse
fruit
Arkansas
winter annuals
red deadnettle
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henbit
Arkansas
winter annual
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of A
Spotted burclover
Arkansas
oniononiongarlic
wildd garlic – winter perennial
large crabgrass
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of A
summer annualsummer annual
Arkansas
Summer AnnuaSummer Annua
crabgrass
goosegrass
l Grassy Weedsl Grassy Weeds
crabgrass
sandbur
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summer perennial
: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of Arkansas
goosegrass seedlinggoosegrass seedling
Summer Annual GrassSummer Annual Grass
This is a monocot because it h s 1 s d l fit has 1 seed leaf
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of Ark
henbit seedlinghenbit seedling
Broadleaf, Winter Annual
This is a dicot because it has 2 seed leavesit has 2 seed leaves
kansas
summer annual
goosegrassgoosegrass
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of AArkansas
Annual or perennial
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of A
oxalisArkansas
summer annual
prostrate spurge
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of A
milky sap
Arkansas
Summer Annual BrSummer Annual Br
knotweed prostrate spurge prostrate spurge
roadleaf Weedsroadleaf Weeds
yellow nutsedgeImage credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of A
Summer perennials
purple nutsedgeArkansas
purple and yellowpurple and yellowpurple and yellow purple and yellow
purple nutsedge
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of A
nutsedge flowersnutsedge flowersnutsedge flowersnutsedge flowers
yellow nutsedge
Arkansas
yellow and purple yellow and purple
purple nutsedge
nutsedge leaf tipsnutsedge leaf tips
yellow nutsedge
yellow and purpleyellow and purple
purple nutsedge tuber
e nutsedge tuberse nutsedge tubers
yellow nutsedge tuber
Annual Sedge (Cg (
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of A
Cyperus compressus)yp p )
Arkansas
summersummer perennial
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of A
green kyllingagreen kyllinga
Arkansas
seedheadb hibahiagras
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rhizome
i ls – summer perennialArkansas
b dbermudagImage credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of A
i lgrass – summer perennialArkansas
summer perennial dalli
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isgrass
redit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of Arkansas
cool-season perennial
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of A
tall fesc etall fescue
Arkansas
Virginia buttonImage credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of A
nweed summer perennialArkansas
i lperennial
white clover
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of f Arkansas
winter perennial
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of A
dandeliondandelion
Arkansas
i lperennial
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of Ark
ground ivy
kansas
lespedezaImage credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of A
summer annualArkansas
perennial
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of Arblackseed plantain
rkansas
perennial
Image credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of Ark
buckhorn plantain
kansas
perennialImage credit: Dr. John Boyd, Univ of Ark
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0 sq feet per spot), not to q p p )total golf course acreage per
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Sale of MSMA by Registra Sale of MSMA by RegistraDecember 31, 2012;Di ib ll MSMA Distributors can sell MSMA2013.
Use of MSMA on golf courDecember 31, 2013.
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mmerical & Sportsmmerical & Sportsmmerical & Sports mmerical & Sports rf Areasrf Areas
sell products purchased 09, until December 31, , ,
0 existing stocks of0, existing stocks of sed for weed control on and sports field turf untiland sports field turf until
vided that these uses pproved label and labelingpproved label and labeling
New Turf HerbNew Turf Herbbicide Productsbicide Products
CelsCelsCelsCelssiussiussiussius
CelsiuCelsiu From Bayer 68% WG formulation 8.7% Iodosulfuron-methyl so Combined post-emergent conp g
few annual grasses Moderate post brome control p
crabgrass not listed and have n Label claims post sandbur con
it for this use, repeat apps may Labeled for St. Aug, bermuda Do not use on bahia or cool-s
s WGs WG
odium + 1.9% dicambantrol of many broadleaves and a y
and large crabgrass. Small g gnot tried it on smooth crabgrassntrol at high rate, have not tried y be neededa, buffalo, centipede, zoysia.eason grasses
Certainty receives sCertainty receives sl dl dlandscape areas landscape areas
From Monsanto a i is sulfosulfuron a.i. is sulfosulfuron Major use was post-nuts
season turfgrassseason turfgrass Now has supplimental la
/ l fnursery/ornamentals for Over the top post-emerg
of nutsedge in Lirope or
supplimental label in supplimental label in d ld land ornamentalsand ornamentals
sedge control in warm-
abel in icertain uses
gence application/control Monkeygrass
EchelonEchelonEchelonEchelon From FMC Prodiamine + sulfentrazone in Prodiamine + sulfentrazone in 4SC formulation:2.67 lbs prod
sulfentrazone Combined pre and post-emerg
and sedges Post-goosegrass and crabgras
post S d b t t Sedge pre-emergence but not Post control of many broadlea
applicationapplication Label for warm and cool-seas
n 4SCn 4SCn 4SCn 4SC
n 2:1 ration 2:1 ratiodiamine and 1.33 lbs of
gent annual grass, broadleaves
s control is pre and very early
f llfull seasonaves present at time of
son grasses
Dismiss hDismiss hDismiss hDismiss h From FMC
i i S lf a.i. is Sulfentrazone Labeled for residential, golf
d f t fi ld lsod farms, sports fields, plu 4-12 fl oz/A rates
b l d f i l d Labeled for use in cool and Controls a number of sedge
ti d dapps sometimes needed Early post-goosegrass contr Surfactant not recommende
herbicideherbicideherbicideherbicide
f course, commercial lawns, s.
fwarm-season turfgrassess and broadleaf weeds, split
rol, pre-tillerd
KataKata From PBI Gordon a i is flazasulfuron a sulfon a.i. is flazasulfuron, a sulfon 1.5 to 3 oz/A use rate
P b Post-emergent on some broaremoval in bermudagrass, so
Good safety on many bermu Do not use in cool-season tu
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nylureanylurea
dl ll f ladleaves, tall fescue clump ome sedge suppressionudagrasses and zoysaigrasses.urf
OnetOnet From Bayer Quinchlorac + MCPP + dicam 1.5 + 0.75 + 0.2 lbs per gallon 32 fl oz/A use rate Post-emergent crabgrass + wi
weeds Good tolerance but slight disc
zoysiagrass, buffalograss, talld i l St Aand perennial ryegrass. St. Au
Note phytotoxicity increase w21 64 fl /A 21 to 64 fl oz/A use rate
timetime
mban
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coloration of bermudagrasses, l fescue, Kentucky bluegrass
ti i itiugustinegrass is sensitivewith higher temperatures
Q4 PQ4 PQ4 PQ4 P From PBI Gordon a.i. are quinchlorac (0.75 lb),
(0.88 lb) and dicamba (0.10 l Post-emergent crabgrass, earl
nutsedge, post-emergent agaig , p g g Labeled for use in cool-seaso
labeled for dormant applicatilabeled for dormant applicatiand buffalograss
5 7 pints/A use rate 5 – 7 pints/A use rate
PlusPlusPlusPlus
sulfentrazone (0.06 lb), 2,4-D lb per gallon)ly post goosegrass, post inst most broadleaf speciespon grasses. Currently only on to bermuda zoysiagrasson to bermuda, zoysiagrass
SoliSoliSoliSoli From FMC a.i. are Sulfentrazone 18.75% Post-crabgrass post-broadlea Post crabgrass, post broadlea
some pre-emergent control, p See label for rates and specie See label for rates and specie Labeled across most warm an
ispecies 16 to 32 fl oz/A use rate
taretaretaretare
% + quinchlorac 56.25%af early post goosegrassaf, early post goosegrass, post nutsedge controleses.nd cool-season turfgrass
Specticle Specticle Bayer Environmental Science Active ingredient indaziflamg Labeled for most warm seaso
bermuda buffalo centipedebermuda, buffalo, centipede, zoysiagrass.
Do not use on cool season tu Do not use on cool-season tu Pre-emergent for many annua
f d lgoosegrass, tufted lovegrass, 2.5 to 5 fl oz/A use rate
20 WSP20 WSPe
on turfgrasses including bahia, St Augustine andSt. Augustine, and
rfgrassesrfgrassesal grasses including crabgrass,
d l b dland many annual broadleaves.
TenaTenaTenaTena From Syngenta
i i i a.i. is mesotrione Labeled for use in post-crab
b dl i l tbroadleaves in cool-season t Not for use in bermuda or z
li bl hi Foliar bleaching symptoms See label for various restrict Labeled for a number of tur
only on cool-season lawns 4 – 8 fl oz/A use rate, seque
acityacityacityacity
bgrass and some pre/post t fturfoysiagrass
f i i iof sensitive speciestions
rf use sites but spot treatments
ential application allowed.
TowTowTowTow From BASF Active ingredient Dimethen 6 lbs ai/gallon g Not currently labeled for law Currently turf usage is for G Currently turf usage is for G
a supplimental label, not on P f Pre-emergent for spurge, go
21 – 32 fl oz/A in up to 2 sp
werwerwer wer
namid-P
wns, grounds or sports fieldsGolf Course Turf only throughGolf Course Turf only, through
putting greensl doosegrass, annual sedges
plit applications
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