2012 Annual Results

Acknowledgements

Abbreviations

Herbaceous Plants

Herbicides and Adjuvants

2012 Precipitation Data

East Lansing
Richville
St. Joesph County (Palmer amaranth site)
 

Weed Control in Corn
C01     Comparison of preemergence herbicide programs in corn

C02     One-pass early postemergence strategies for weed control in corn

C03     Sequential weed control programs in corn

C04     Comparison of commercial herbicide programs in corn

C05     Weed control programs in Enlist corn

C06     Enlist corn tolerance to Enlist herbicide systems at V2 corn

C07     Enlist corn tolerance to Enlist herbicide systems at V4 corn

C08     Zemax weed control programs in corn

C09     Weed control in corn with Instigate

 

Weed Control in Soybean
SOY01    Soybean tolerance to PRE applied Warrant

SOY02    Comparison of commercial herbicide programs in soybean

SOY03    Weed control programs in Liberty Link soybean

SOY05    Weed control with Valor (flumioxazin) products in soybean

SOY06    Soybean tolerance to Cobra and Flexstar

SOY07    Weed control in non-GMO soybean

SOY09    Evaluation of CHS adjuvants with glyphosate

SOY10    Evaluation of water quality adjuvants with glyphosate

SOY11    Soil-applied herbicides for control of glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth

SOY12    Postemergence control of glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth

SOY13    Programs for glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth in RR and LL soybean

 

Weed Control in No-Till Soybean
NTS01     Commercial herbicide program comparisons in no-till soybean

NTS02     High yielding programs with BASF management systems in no-till soybeans

 

Weed Control in Dry Edible Bean
DB01     Weed control and dry bean tolerance with BroadAxe

DB02     F9324-9 adjuvant comparison in dry bean

DB03     Dry bean class tolerance to Warrant

DB04     Adjuvant comparisons with different tank-mixtures in dry beans

DB05     NIA-1333 dry bean tolerance with Basagran

DB06     NIA-1333 dry bean tolerance with different salts

DB07     Preharvest desiccants in dry edible beans

 

Weed Control in Winter Wheat
WT01     Windgrass control in winter wheat

WT02     Systems approach to no-till wheat production

WT03     Systems approach to no-till wheat production II

WT04     Broadleaf weed control with PowerFlex HL in wheat

WT05     Herbicide tolerance of underseeded clover in wheat

 

Weed Control in Sugarbeet
SB01      Weed resistant management systems in Roundup Ready sugarbeet

SB04      Replanted sugarbeet tolerance to Warrant

SB05      High input sugarbeet systems- Syngenta I

SB08      High input sugarbeet systems- Syngenta II

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