2020 Annual Results

Acknowledgements

Abbreviations

Herbaceous Plants

Herbicides and Adjuvants 

 

2020 Precipitation Data

East Lansing Plant Pathology

East Lansing HTRC

Richville

Shepherd

 

Weed Control in Soybean

SOY01     Revisiting Sonolan for weed control in soybean 

SOY02    Economic comparisons of commercial weed control programs in soybean 

SOY03    Preemergence residual herbicide comparison inEnlist E3 soybean

SOY04    Comparison of various weed control programs in Enlist soybean 

SOY05    Perpetuo and Fierce product use in Enlist E3 soybean

SOY06    Crop safety and weed control with higher rates of s-metolachlor in Enlist E3 soybean

SOY07    Grass control with various tank-mix combinations in XtendFlex soybean

SOY08    Overlapping residuals for weed control in XtendFlex soybean

SOY09    Weed control systems in XtendFlex soybean

SOY10    Perpetuo and Fierce product use in Roundup Ready 2 Xtend soybean

SOY11     Crop safety and residual weed control with A23372A in Roundup Ready 2 Xtend soybean

SOY12    Crop safety of residual herbicide combinations in Roundup Ready 2 Xtend soybean 

SOY13    Weed management systems in non-GMO soybean 

SOY14    Multi-system comparison of three different soybean trait platforms (XtendFlex, LLGT27, EnlistE3)

SOY15    Weed control systems in LibertyLink GT27 soybean with Alite 27

SOY16    Weed control with glyphosate and glufosinate tank-mixtures

SOY17    Waterhemp control with various PRE herbicides in LibertyLink GT27 soybean 

SOY18    Glyphosate-resistant waterhemp control in Enlist E3 soybean 

 

Weed Control in No-Till Soybean

NTS01     Glyphosate-resistant horseweed control in XtendFlex soybean

NTS02    Comparison of no-till weed control programs in Roundup Ready 2 Xtend soybean

NTS03    Weed control and crop tolerance with increasing rates of metribuzin in no-till soybean    

NTS05    Integrating cereal rye and row widths to manage horseweed in no-till soybean 

NTS06    Comparing residual herbicides with Planting Green for horseweed management

NTS07    Integrating a wheat cover crop and row widths to manage horseweed in no-till soybean  

 

Weed Control in Dry Edible Bean

DB01     Carryover potential of tiafenacil (DCC-3825) to dry bean - I

DB02    Carryover potential of tiafenacil (DCC-3825) to dry bean - II

DB03    Early preplant application effects of tiafenacil (DCC-3825) on dry edible bean 

DB05    Crop safety of Outlook postemergence in dry edible beans

 

Weed Control in Winter Wheat

WT01     Roughstalk bluegrass control with fall and spring herbicide applications in winter wheat     

 

Weed Control in Sugarbeet

SB01     Carryover potential of tiafenacil (DCC-3825) to sugarbeet - I  

SB02    Integrating cereal rye to manage glyphosate-resistant horseweed in sugarbeet

SB03    Carryover potential of tiafenacil (DCC-3825) to sugarbeet - II

SB04    Sugarbeet tolerance of overlapping residuals for control of herbicide-resistant waterhemp

SB05    Sugarbeet tolerance and weed control from postemergence applications of Ultra Blazer

SB06    Overlapping residuals for herbicide-resistant waterhemp control in sugarbeet

 

Weed Control in Non-Crop

NC02     Horseweed control with tank-mixtures used in XtendFlex soybean

NC03     Weed control with tank-mixtures used in XtendFlex soybean 

NC04     Grass control with postemergence herbicide tank-mixtures with dicamba

NC05     Comparison of new topramezone formulations using a multi-species screen 

NC06     Comparison of new dicamba formulations and 2,4-D for postemergence waterhemp control

 

 

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