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North Central Research Extension Center
Brian Jenks
Weed Scientist
bjenks@ndsuext.nodak.edu

 
Denise Markle
Research Specialist
dmarkle@ndsuext.nodak.edu
Gary Willoughby
Research Specialist
gwillough@ndsuext.nodak.edu
5400 Highway 83 South
Minot, ND  58701-7662
701.857.7679
701.857.7676 (fax)

Weed control and crop tolerance to herbicides in no-till dry pea (Minot 2004).

 

‘Majoret’ dry pea was direct-seeded April 26 into wheat stubble at 120 lb/A into 7.5-inch rows.  Individual plots were 10 x 30 ft and replicated three times.  Preemergence (PRE) and postemergence (POST) herbicides were applied May 4 and June 17, respectively.  The study was conducted on a loam soil with pH 5.5 and OM 3.1%.  The primary weeds present were green and yellow foxtail (Fxtl), redroot pigweed (Rrpw), and wild buckwheat (wibw).  

 

None of the treatments reduced crop density compared to the untreated check.  However, Sencor applied PRE and treatments containing Basagran caused slight to moderate visible crop injury at the July rating.  Yield with Basagran alone was slightly lower, which was likely due to moderate crop injury and slightly lower broadleaf weed control compared to other treatments.

 

All treatments provided good to excellent control of redroot pigweed and wild buckwheat.  Spartan at the low rate (2.67 oz) and Basagran alone provided slightly less control of redroot pigweed and wild buckwheat compared to other treatments.  Spartan alone did not control the foxtail species.  Select and Poast provided good foxtail control.  

 

 

 

 

Dry pea

Yield

TW

Fxtl

Rrpw

Wibw

Treatmenta

Rate

Timing

Jun 3

Jul 10

Aug 13

Jun 14

Jul 10

Jun 14

Jul 10

Jun 14

Jul 10

 

 

 

#/m row

% inj

lb/A

lb/bu

———— % control ————

Raptorb + Basagran

4 oz + 1 pt

POST

8.7

13

2796

64.8

0

94

0

92

0

90

Spartan/

   Select + COC

2.67 oz/

   5 fl oz + 1% v/v

PRE/

   POST

9.5

1

3100

65.6

60

95

76

83

77

88

Spartan/

  Select + COC

4 oz/

   5 fl oz + 1% v/v

PRE/

   POST

8.9

2

2850

64.6

71

97

90

91

87

95

Spartan/

   Select + COC

5.33 oz/

   5 fl oz + 1% v/v

PRE/

   POST

9.4

0

3119

64.7

73

97

90

90

93

96

Basagran +

   Poast + COC

2 pt +

   1 pt + 2 pt

POST

8.7

17

2606

65.0

0

89

0

86

0

85

Spartan/

   Basagran +

   Poast + COC

2.67 oz/

   1 pt +

   1 pt + 2 pt

PRE/

   POST

8.9

14

2926

65.7

58

93

73

93

77

95

Spartan + Sencor/

   Select + COC

4 oz + 0.33 lb/

   5 fl oz + 1% v/v

PRE/

   POST

8.4

21

2906

65.7

67

97

88

94

87

92

Untreated

 

 

9.0

0

2190

64.6

0

0

0

0

0

0

Handweeded checkc

 

 

8.3

7

2846

65.1

0

0

0

0

0

0

LSD (0.05)

 

 

NS

5

346

NS

16

3

20

9

18

5

CV

 

 

8.3

33

7

0.8

25

2

25

8

22

4

aRoundup UltraMax II plus AMS was applied PRE to each treatment at 11 oz + 2.5 gal/100gal.

bRaptor was applied with NIS and 28% N at 0.25% v/v + 1 qt.

CSelect plus COC at 5 oz + 1% v/v were applied to aid handweeding.

PLEASE NOTE: Some treatments shown may be experimental and not labeled for general use. Always check herbicide labels before applying.

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Brian Jenks, Weed Scientist
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Minot, ND 58701--7662
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