Sclerotinia Blight Versus Stem Rot Peanut Notes No. 125 2020
Sclerotinia blight and stem rot (white mold) can look a lot alike, especially if they are not seen side-by-side …
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Collapse ▲Sclerotinia blight and stem rot (white mold) can look a lot alike, especially if they are not seen side-by-side …
Contact Dr. Barbara Shew (barbara_shew@ncsu.edu) for information on Sclerotinia blight management and access to the Sclerotinia blight advisory. Information …
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Question: Are Solubor and Techmangum absorbed solely through the leaves and if so does it have a rain fast time. …
Question: Which leaf spot material is best to mix with Select? Jordan Answer: I would pick the best fungicide for the disease …
Fungicides and Late-Planted Peanuts A consultant called about late planted – or replanted – peanut. Planting date was June 5 …
Question: Generally, how wide is a peanut plant when the R3 stage is reached? Shew: Will venture 12 to 18 inches. Jordan: Measured some …
The following link provide information on the rain fastness of some fungicides (see page 52): Peanut Disease …
The following are short summaries of fungicide research provided by Dan Anco and his colleagues at Clemson. Anco Summaries Attached are …
Dr. Shew has developed the following tool to help make decisions on fungicide selection. Instructions on use of the …
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Comments from Dr. Shew: Begin sprays by R3 or July 10, whichever comes first, regardless of advisory. There is little to …
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