Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, January 28, 1984, Image 127

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    Stick with proven weed controls
DeKALB, 11. Despite real
weed problems on some govern
ment PIK acres last year, most
farmers should stay with control
programs that have proven ef
fective over the years. If weed
infestation proves to be a problem '
after the crop has emerged, there
is an effective post-emergence
herbicide arsenal available that
has improved the reliability of
rescue treatment.
Look at the type of weed control
achieved over the past several
years. If this level of, control is
acceptable, don’t make any major
changes. If, however, weeds were
out of control in 1983 give first
consideration to the type of weed
problem experienced.
If broadleaf weeds were the
problem, consider planting those
fields to corn in 1984. If grassy
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weeds were the problem, consider
shifting to soybeans. Hotter
chemicals or maximum labeled
rates can be used if you don’t have
to be concerned about crop
tolerance or the following year
crop rotation.
If weed control is a problem,
there are several alternatives to
just increasing the chemical rate.
Be selective about the type of
herbicide used based on which
weeds are a problem, post
emergence herbicides and some of
the new 3-way tank mixes increase
the spectrum of control with less
risk of herbicide carryover af
fecting the following crop.
Farmers should also evaluate
the number of crop cultivations,
type of equipment used, and seed
bed preparation as low cost weed
control alternatives. Also consider
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problem fields last. With a planting
delay, more weed seeds may
germinate and be controlled at
planting.
If the seedbed has considerable
residue such as in minimum or n'o
till, remember that triazme her
bicides tend to tie-up with the
residue more than other
chemicals. You will need to apply
at the higher end of the recom
mended rate. Acetanilide (Lasso,
Dual or Ramrod) herbicides tie-up
with residue but are released with
3 /4 inch or more of rain.
Weed control will be more
satisfactory if you also review
application techniques. If there is
significant crop residue, evaluate
spray pressure, gallonage and
nozzle type. Normal pressure of 25-
30 psi may have to be increased to
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penetration through the residue
cover. Increasing the spray
volume will also help herbicide
performance in mimmum-or no-till
situations. Consider 30 gallons per
acre rather than the more common
20 gallon rates.
Finally, nozzle type and
positioning greatly affect spray
HONESDALE An educational
meeting on zoning will be held
Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Knights of
Columbus Hall, Route 191, one mile
south of Honesdale.
The speaker for the session will
be Joseph Macialek, Community
Development Agent, Penn State
wvic e He will present
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type will give better penetration of
crop residue than a horizontal
spray pattern. Flood tips angled so
the spray is aimed straight down
will also increase penetration of
residue. Adjustments will also
have to be made in nozzle height
and overlap patterns for better
performance.
a workshop type meeting to ex
plain the concept of zoning and how
it might benefit a community.
The meeting is being conducted
by the Wayne County Cooperative
Extension Service and all in
terested persons are welcome to
attend.
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