Diversity and Integration: Keys to Surviving in a Palmer World Stanley Culpepper, University of Georgia, Tifton.

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Diversity and Integration: Keys to Surviving in a Palmer World Stanley Culpepper, University of Georgia, Tifton

Topics of Discussion  Changes in cotton production  Roundup-based programs  Liberty-based programs  Integrate the system or grow trees  PPO and Liberty sustainability

Total grower (n = 65) acres = 129,615 (12.6% of GA cotton) Total agent county (n = 10) acres = 246,034 (24% of GA cotton) Palmer Changes Agriculture Forever

Agents: Most troublesome weed

Growers: Pre-plant*/PRE herbicides applied Percent (%) of acres treated * * * *

Growers: POST herbicides applied Percent (%) of acres treated * * *

Growers : Herbicide costs = $32.30/A : Herbicide costs = $62.50/A

Photo by A.C. York : 17% of growers hand-weeded 5% cotton acres at $2.40/A : 92% of growers hand-weeded 52% cotton acres at $23.70/A

Growers: Changes in tillage/planting practices from to

BIOLOGY Integrated to remain sustainable Management programs Diversity and Integration: Keys to Surviving in a Palmer World

PreplantPREPOST1POST 2Layby Valor No Palmer up Valor + Direx Palmer up, >15 d to plant Direx Palmer up, <15 d to plant Reflex + Direx add paraquat Reflex + Prowl add paraquat Reflex + Prowl add paraquat RU + Staple OR RU + Dual or Warrant RU + Dual or Warrant Direx + MSMA RR Reduced Tillage Cotton Systems Resistance management; 2) life of residual herbicide on soil; 3) effectiveness on Palmer, 4) Palmer emergence and growth, and 5) cost of product

PreplantPREPOST1POST 2Layby Valor No Palmer up Valor + Direx Palmer up, >15 d to plant Direx Palmer up, <15 d to plant Reflex + Direx add paraquat Reflex + Prowl add paraquat Reflex + Prowl add paraquat RU + Staple OR RU + Dual or Warrant RU + Dual or Warrant Direx + MSMA RR Reduced Tillage Cotton Systems APPLY VALOR AND/OR DIREX TO EVERY ACRE; MUST BE PALMER FREE AT PLANTING!!!

Valor applied broadcast followed by strip till.

PreplantPREPOST1POST 2Layby Valor No Palmer up Valor + Direx Palmer up, >15 d to plant Direx Palmer up, <15 d to plant Reflex + Direx add paraquat Reflex + Prowl add paraquat Reflex + Prowl add paraquat RU + Staple OR RU + Dual or Warrant RU + Dual or Warrant Direx + MSMA RR Reduced Tillage Cotton Systems

PreplantPREPOST1POST 2Layby Valor Valor + Direx Direx Reflex + Direx Reflex + Prowl RU + Staple OR RU + Dual or Warrant RU + Dual or Warrant Direx + MSMA RR Reduced Tillage Cotton Systems RU + Staple wins 7 out of 10 times!

PreplantPREPOST1POST 2Layby Valor Valor + Direx Direx Reflex + Direx Reflex + Prowl RU + Staple OR RU + Dual or Warrant RU + Dual or Warrant Direx + MSMA RR Reduced Tillage Cotton Systems Consider direct spraying Warrant mixture if more than 6 leaf cotton!

Roundup + Warrant applied over AGGRESSIVELY growing LARGE cotton. typical ouch

PreplantPREPOST1POST 2Layby Valor Valor + Direx Direx Reflex + Direx Reflex + Prowl RU + Staple OR RU + Dual or Warrant RU + Dual or Warrant Direx + MSMA RR Reduced Tillage Cotton Systems No brainer…..Suprend great option as well!

PreplantPREPOST1POST 2Layby Valor Valor + Direx Direx Reflex + Direx Reflex + Prowl Reflex + Prowl RU + Staple OR RU + Dual or Warrant RU + Dual or Warrant Direx + MSMA RR Reduced Tillage Cotton Systems add paraquat if Palmer emerged, follow plantback 48 hr within planting; add paraquat d after PRE (10 day after May 10) d after POST1 (12 day after May 10) d after POST2

PreplantPREPOST1POST 2Layby Valor Valor + Direx Direx Reflex + Direx Reflex + Prowl Reflex + Prowl RU + Staple OR RU + Dual or Warrant RU + Dual or Warrant Direx + MSMA RR Reduced Tillage Cotton Systems add paraquat if Palmer emerged, follow plantback 48 hr within planting; add paraquat d after PRE (10 day after May 10) d after POST1 (12 day after May 10) d after POST2 Allows 2 residuals at planting instead of 3 to reduce injury. Perfect timing for thrips application! Allows time for activation before PRE breaks down!

Tillage is now a common scene

PreplantPREPOST1POST2Layby Treflan/Prowl + Reflex 12 oz Reflex 8-12 oz + Direx RU + Staple (Palmer up) or RU + Dual or Warrant Direx + MSMA RR Conventional Tillage Cotton Systems Split Reflex system: 3 types of chemistry

Percent Palmer Amaranth control with Reflex PPI, PRE, or Split Applied at 35 DAT D 72 C 81 B Prowl H2O 2 pts/A included with all treatments. 98 A 95 A

80 b 92 a 3 c Rototiller Field cultivator Disk Percent Palmer Control with Reflex + Prowl PPI, TyTy, GA. 38 DAT.

Cotton injury is a big concern for growers!!

Irrigated May 13 Planted May 14 Irrigated May 19 during emergence NoneProwl + Reflex PRE Prowl + Reflex PPI - Rototill

Roundup Ready PLUS Cotton Incentive (Up to $22) Valor AND Reflex = ($3.00) Cotoran, Cotton Pro, Direx = ($3.00)* Warrant 3 pt = ($4.50)* Dual Magnum 1 pt = ($3.00) Gramoxone Inteon 2 pt = ($1.00) *Will pay on 2 applications

37 18 % acres Liberty-based Programs 0 Impact of GR Palmer amaranth on GA.

Making the most of your Liberty!  Water volume  Spray tip and pressure  Time of day you spray  Palmer size

MOST IMPORTANT IS TO HAVE PRESSURE AND NOZZLES THAT GENERALTE MEDIUM ( MICRONS)

99 a 50 b 97 a 6.45 am 8 c Ignite POST 1 (5” Palmer), Ignite POST 2 (18 d later), Diuron + MSMA layby 12 – 1 pm6:30 – 7:00 pm12 – 1 am Late-season Palmer control with Liberty as influenced by time of day. Time of Day for Liberty Applications Macon Co. Dryland %

6.45 am12:30 pm Ignite POST (5”Palmer), Ignite POST 2 (18 d later), diuron + MSMA layby

Rate Making the most of your Liberty GPA Time Nozzle

Rate Making the most of your Ignite GPA Time Nozzle Biggest pigweed in the field is 3 inches!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

32 oz/A Gly 4 fb 29 oz/A Ignite on 12” Palmer

Controlling Palmer in LL Cotton Pre-plantPREPOST1 1-lf cotton POST lf cotton Layby Valor or diuron Diuron + Prowl Cotoran + Prowl Add in paraquat Reflex + Prowl Staple + Prowl Add in paraquat Liberty + Dual Mag Liberty Direx + MSMA NO IGNITE AT BURNDOWN OR LAYBY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Heavy ResidueDeep Turn Hand weed Cultivate Georgia growers will not economically survive relying on just herbicides!!!!

Most Palmer amaranth emerges from top inch

No Deep TillageDeep Turn No Herbicide Treatment Number of Palmer Amaranth Plants During Early Season. Macon Co., Georgia 2008.*

Palmer requires a significant amount of sunlight to emerge!!

75 to 95% control in middle

Potential Benefits for Georgia Growers 1.Improved Palmer control 2.Protect herbicide chemistry 3.Labor (compared to tillage) 4.Wind and water erosion 5.Prevents GR horseweed 6.Prevents/Lessons GR ryegrass 7.Moisture conservation 8.Reduce herbicide inputs 9.Higher yields on dryland 10. Protection from EPA 11. Reduces thrips damage

Potential Challenges for Georgia Growers 1.Blowout impacting stand 2.Incorporate herbicides with when strip tilling 3.Spray then roll, roll then spray? 4.Time to get established 5.Increased fertilizer 6.Rubber wheel system 7.Grower comfort

Palmer amaranth seedbank – it is the key! YEAR 1: 5 Palmer females escape Produce 2,000,000 seeds in cotton (50% germ) YEAR 2: Weed program = 99.9% control 1,000 plants per acre left at harvest 400 female plants/A 160,000,000 seeds produced in cotton (50%) YEAR 3: Weed program 99.9% control 80,000 plants per acre left at harvest 32,000 female plants/A = 1.28 X seed/A

Herbicide Resistance: Will You Survive? If resistance is one in a billion then you only need 918 acres to find that plant. (historically resistance is 1 plant in population of 1-10 million…9.18 acres) 25 plants per square foot emerge = 1,089,000 plants per acre

PPO Herbicides Resistance has already been reported in other areas!!! Amaranthus quitensis –2005 (Bolivia) Common waterhemp –2001 (Kansas) –2002 (Illinois) –2005 (Missouri) –2009 (Iowa) Common ragweed –2005 (Delaware) –2006 (Ohio) Wild poinsettia –2004 (Brazil)

Liberty Abuse of Liberty –LL cotton, corn, soybeans –PHY WRF cotton –may jeopardize future technologies (DHT, Dicamba) Current resistances –Italian ryegrass (Oregon) –Goosegrass (Malaysia)

Future Technology: 2,4-D or Dicamba Resistant Cotton 2,4-D resistant cotton 2,4-D sensitive cotton

1.5 pt of 2,4-DLiberty pt of 2,4-D

Clarity 8 ozLiberty + Clarity 8 oz

HPPDLiberty + HPPD

Controlling Palmer in LL Cotton Pre-plantPREPOST1 1-lf cotton POST lf cotton Layby Valor or diuron Diuron + Prowl Cotoran + Prowl Add in paraquat Reflex + Prowl Staple + Prowl Add in paraquat Liberty + Dual Mag Liberty Direx + MSMA NO IGNITE AT BURNDOWN OR LAYBY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How do we save Liberty and the family farm???? Significant pressure on Bayer…….prevent known repetitive abusers from being able to purchase Liberty?? Bayer/Monsanto/Dow should unite!!!! Growers/Industry/Distributors/Dealers/Extension unite!! Regulate????