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1 Beans Weed Management Research Program Permit (POST) Permit (PPI) Frontier + Pursuit (PPI) Peter H. Sikkema Field Crop Weed Management Permit + Basagran + Reflex (POST) Treflan + Pursuit (PPI)
2 Thank you Agricultural Products Company BASF, Gowan, Hensall Co-op, UPI & Syngenta
3 Thank you Staff Technicians Research Associate Summer Assistants Todd Cowan Nader Soltani Deanna Martin Christy Shropshire Emily Robinson Adriana Long Jayne White Cassandra Hinz Emily Hruka Johanna Soer Loretta Steeper
4 Yield Loss due to Weeds 258 experiments conducted in Ontario Yield Loss (%) Bean Corn Soybean Spring Cereals Winter Wheat Bean Corn Soybean Spring Cereals Winter Wheat
5 Tolerance of Beans to Herbicides Current Research Herbicide(s) Fluridone Bayer-478 Ultra Blazer, Basagran & Hurricane (3 studies) 2,4-D (Strip-till) BlackHawk (Strip-till) Azuki bean (Strip-till) Timing PRE PRE POST 14 DPP, 7 DPP, 1 DPP & PRE 1 DPP 7 DPP
6 Crop Tolerance in Beans Question # 1 Is there an adequate margin of crop safety in azuki, kidney, small red and white beans to fluridone applied the PRE?
7 Beans Fluridone - PRE Fluridone (g/ha) Bean Injury 7 DAE Bean Injury (%) 7 DAE 56 DAE
8 Beans Fluridone - PRE Fluridone (g/ha) Bean Injury 7 & 56 DAE Bean Injury (%) 7 DAE 56 DAE
9 White beans Fluridone - PRE Weedy Control Fluridone (175 g/ha) Fluridone (350 g/ha) Fluridone (700 g/ha)
10 Beans Fluridone - PRE Bean Injury Yield - % of Control Bean Injury (%) Yield Loss (% of Control)
11 Beans Fluridone - PRE Question # 1 Is there an adequate margin of crop safety in azuki, kidney, small red and white beans to Fluridone applied PRE? Answer 1. Fluridone (2X rate) caused greater injury in azuki (24%) than kidney (9%), small red (12%) and white bean (17%) 2. Fluridone (1X rate) caused <10% crop injury, and no yield loss 3. At 7 and 56 DAE, fluridone (2X rate) caused 14-15% injury 4. Fluridone (2X rate) caused a 20% yield loss
12 Crop Tolerance in Beans Question # 2 What is the relative margin of crop safety of Ultra Blazer (600 g/ha), Basagran Forte (1080 g/ha) and Hurricane (840 g/ha) applied POST in azuki, kidney, small red and white beans?
13 Beans Hurricane - POST Bean Injury 7 DAA Blazer 6 11 Basagran 6 8 Hurricane Bean Injury (%) 1X 2X
14 Beans Hurricane - POST Bean Injury 7 DAA Azuki Kidney 8 11 Small red 7 13 White Bean Injury (%) 1X 2X
15 White beans Hurricane - POST Basagran (2X) Blazer (2X) Hurricane (2X)
16 Beans Hurricane - POST Yield - % of Control Blazer Basagran Hurricane Bean Yield (% of control) 1X 2X
17 Beans Hurricane - POST Question # 2 What is the relative margin of crop safety of Ultra Blazer, Basagran Forte and Hurricane applied POST in azuki, kidney, small red and white beans? Answer 1. Bean injury (2X rate): Basagran < Blazer < Hurricane 2. Decrease in bean yield (2X rate): Basagran < Blazer < Hurricane 3. Market Class Tolerance: Very similar (10-15% at 2X rate)
18 Crop Tolerance in Beans Question # 3 What is the tolerance of azuki, kidney, small red and white beans to 2,4-D applied 14, 7 and 1 day(s) preplant and PRE used for GR Canada fleabane control in strip-till beans?
19 Beans 2,4-D Bean Injury 7 DAE 14 days PP days PP day PP PRE Bean (4 market classes) Injury (%) 1X 2X
20 Beans 2,4-D 1 Day PP Bean Injury 7 DAE Azuki 6 14 Kidney Small red White Bean Injury (%) 1X 2X
21 Beans 2,4-D White bean - Control White bean 2,4-D (2X) PRE
22 Beans 2,4-D Yield - % of Control 14 days PP 7 days PP 1 day PP 94 PRE Bean (4 market classes) Yield (% of Control) 1X 2X
23 Beans 2,4-D Question # 3 What is the tolerance of azuki, kidney, small red and white beans to 2,4-D applied 14, 7 and 1 day(s) preplant and PRE used for GR Canada fleabane control? Answer 1. Injury and yield loss was the greatest when 2,4-D was applied 1 day preplant 2. 2,4-D (2X rate) applied 1 DPP, caused a 6% yield loss 3. Injury was the lowest in azuki bean
24 Weed Management in Beans Current Research - Weed Control Herbicide(s) Treflan + Permit Treflan vs Edge + Permit Treflan, Edge, Prowl or Dual + Permit Treflan + Dual + Pursuit + Permit Azuki bean Dual + Permit Permit (volunteer adzuki bean control) Permit + Basagran, Blazer, Reflex or Hurricane Azuki bean Timing PPI PPI PPI PPI PPI PRE PRE, EPOST, LPOST POST POST
25 Weed Management in Beans Question # 1 What is the level of weed control with Treflan (2 rates) plus Permit (3 rates) applied PPI in white beans?
26 Treflan (600 g/ha) + Permit Barnyard grass Foxtail, green Weed Control (%) 8 WAA Treflan Treflan + Permit 25 Treflan + Permit 37.5 Treflan + Permit 50
27 Treflan (600 g/ha) + Permit Lambsquarters Pigweed species Weed Control (%) 8 WAA Treflan Treflan + Permit 25 Treflan + Permit 37.5 Treflan + Permit 50
28 Treflan (600 g/ha) + Permit Velvetleaf Ragweed, common Weed Control (%) 8 WAA Treflan Treflan + Permit 25 Treflan + Permit 37.5 Treflan + Permit 50
29 Treflan + Permit Weedy Control Treflan Treflan + Permit 25 Treflan + Permit 37.5 Treflan + Permit 50
30 Treflan + Permit Weed Control 10.5 Treflan Permit 25 Permit 37.5 Permit 50 Treflan + Permit 25 Treflan + Permit 37.5 Treflan + Permit 50 Weed-free Control Yield (cwt/acre) Weed Control Treflan Permit 25 Permit 37.5 Permit 50 Treflan + Permit 25 Treflan + Permit 37.5 Treflan + Permit 50
31 Treflan + Permit Weed Control 10.5 Treflan 13.7 Permit 25 Permit 37.5 Permit Treflan + Permit 25 Treflan + Permit 37.5 Treflan + Permit 50 Weed-free Control Yield (cwt/acre) Weed Control Treflan Permit 25 Permit 37.5 Permit 50 Treflan + Permit 25 Treflan + Permit 37.5 Treflan + Permit 50
32 Treflan + Permit Weed Control 10.5 Treflan 13.7 Permit 25 Permit 37.5 Permit Treflan + Permit 25 Treflan + Permit 37.5 Treflan + Permit Weed-free Control Yield (cwt/acre) Weed Control Treflan Permit 25 Permit 37.5 Permit 50 Treflan + Permit 25 Treflan + Permit 37.5 Treflan + Permit 50
33 Treflan + Permit Weed Control 10.5 Treflan 13.7 Permit 25 Permit 37.5 Permit Treflan + Permit 25 Treflan + Permit 37.5 Treflan + Permit 50 Weed-free Control Yield (cwt/acre) Weed Control Treflan Permit 25 Permit 37.5 Permit 50 Treflan + Permit 25 Treflan + Permit 37.5 Treflan + Permit 50
34 Treflan + Permit Question # 1 What is the level of weed control with Treflan (2 rates) plus Permit (3 rates) applied PPI in white beans? Answer 1. Good, full-season weed control was achieved with the Treflan + Permit tankmixes 2. Dramatically improved control of velvetleaf and common ragweed with the tankmix (Treflan is weak) 3. Yield was still less than the weed-free control (1.4 cwt/acre) 4. Weed control is species specific (velvetleaf high rate)
35 Weed Management in Beans Question # 2 What is the level of weed control with Treflan compared to Edge?
36 Treflan vs Edge Annual grass weed control (56 DAA) Weed Control (%) Green Foxtail Treflan (820 g/ha) Barnyard Grass Edge (810 g/ha)
37 Treflan vs Edge Broadleaf weed control (56 DAA) Weed Control (%) Lambsquarters Mustard, wild Pigweed, redoot Ragweed, common Treflan (820 g/ha) Edge (810 g/ha) 3 9 Velvetleaf
38 Treflan vs Edge Weed Control (%) Lambsquarters control (56 DAA) Treflan (820 g/ha) Edge (810 g/ha) Permit (26 g/ha) Treflan + Permit Edge + Permit Lambsquarters Control (%)
39 Treflan vs Edge White Bean Yield (cwt/ac) Yield (cwt/ac) Weedy Treflan (820 g/ha) Edge (810 g/ha) Permit (26 g/ha) Treflan + Permit Edge + Permit Weed-free Series1
40 Edge + Permit Weedy Control Edge + Permit
41 Weed Management in Beans Question # 2 What is the level of weed control with Treflan compared to Edge? Answer 1. Edge provides slightly better weed control than Treflan 2. Dry bean yield was slightly higher with Edge and Edge + Permit
42 Weed Management in Beans Question # 3 What is the level of weed control with Treflan, Edge, Prowl, Dual, Frontier or Eptam plus Permit applied PPI in white beans?
43 Grass Herbicides + Permit Treflan Edge Prowl Dual Frontier Eptam Barnyard grass and green foxtail control (%) 8 WAA Grass Herbicide Grass Herbicide + Permit
44 Grass Herbicides + Permit Treflan Edge Prowl Dual 79 Frontier 83 Eptam Lambsquarters control (%) 8 WAA Grass Herbicide Grass Herbicide + Permit
45 Grass Herbicides + Permit Treflan Edge Prowl Dual Frontier Eptam Ragweed, common control (%) 8 WAA Grass Herbicide Grass Herbicide + Permit
46 Grass Herbicides + Permit Treflan Edge Prowl Dual Frontier Eptam Wild mustard control (%) 8 WAA Grass Herbicide Grass Herbicide + Permit
47 Weed Management in Beans Question # 3 What is the level of weed control with Treflan, Edge, Prowl, Dual, Frontier or Eptam plus Permit applied PPI in white beans? Answer 1. All the grass herbicides are excellent on pigweed, barnyard grass and green foxtail 2. The Group 3 herbicides are better on lambsquarters 3. Eptam provides the best control of common ragweed and annual sow-thistle 4. All the grass herbicides provide poor control of wild mustard
48 Weed Management in Beans Question # 4 What is the level of weed control with Dual (2 rates) plus Permit (3 rates) applied PRE in white beans?
49 Dual (1050 g/ha) + Permit Barnyard grass 99 Foxtail, Green Weed Control (%) 8 WAA Dual Dual + Permit 25 Dual + Permit 37.5 Dual + Permit 50
50 Dual (1050 g/ha) + Permit Dual 71 Dual + Permit Dual + Permit Dual + Permit Pigweed, redroot control (%) 8 WAA
51 Dual (1050 g/ha) + Permit Dual 5 Dual + Permit 25 Dual + Permit 37.5 Dual + Permit Mustard, wild control (%) 8 WAA
52 Dual (1050 g/ha) + Permit Dual 9 Dual + Permit Dual + Permit Dual + Permit Common ragweed control (%) 8 WAA
53 Dual (1050 g/ha) + Permit Dual 0 Dual + Permit Dual + Permit Dual + Permit Velvetleaf control (%) 8 WAA
54 Dual (1050 g/ha) + Permit Dual 18 Dual + Permit Dual + Permit Dual + Permit Lambsquarters control (%) 8 WAA
55 Dual (1600 g/ha) + Permit Weedy Control Dual Dual + Permit 25 Dual + Permit 37.5 Dual + Permit 50
56 Dual + Permit Weed Control 10.4 Dual Permit 25 Permit 37.5 Permit 50 Dual + Permit 25 Dual + Permit 37.5 Dual + Permit 50 Weed-free Control Yield (cwt/acre) Weed Control Dual Permit 25 Permit 37.5 Permit 50 Dual + Permit 25 Dual + Permit 37.5 Dual + Permit 50 Weed-free Control
57 Dual + Permit Weed Control 10.4 Dual 12.7 Permit Permit 37.5 Permit Dual + Permit 25 Dual + Permit 37.5 Dual + Permit 50 Weed-free Control Yield (cwt/acre) Weed Control Dual Permit 25 Permit 37.5 Permit 50 Dual + Permit 25 Dual + Permit 37.5 Dual + Permit 50 Weed-free Control
58 Dual + Permit Weed Control 10.4 Dual 12.7 Permit Permit 37.5 Permit 50 Dual + Permit 25 Dual + Permit 37.5 Dual + Permit Weed-free Control Yield (cwt/acre) Weed Control Dual Permit 25 Permit 37.5 Permit 50 Dual + Permit 25 Dual + Permit 37.5 Dual + Permit 50 Weed-free Control
59 Dual + Permit Weed Control 10.4 Dual 12.7 Permit Permit 37.5 Permit 50 Dual + Permit 25 Dual + Permit 37.5 Dual + Permit Weed-free Control Yield (cwt/acre) Weed Control Dual Permit 25 Permit 37.5 Permit 50 Dual + Permit 25 Dual + Permit 37.5 Dual + Permit 50 Weed-free Control
60 Weed Management in Beans Question # 4 What is the level of weed control with Dual (2 rates) plus Permit (3 rates) applied PRE in white beans? Answer 1. The addition of Permit to Dual applied PRE results in a. No improvement in the control of barnyard grass and green foxtail b. Modest increase in the control of redroot pigweed c. Dramatic increase in the control of lambsquarters, wild mustard, common ragweed and velvelleaf 2. White bean yield was the highest with the Daul + Permit tankmixes, but still lower than the weed-free control
61 Beans Weed Management Research Permit (POST) Permit (PPI) Frontier + Pursuit (PPI) Thank you Permit + Basagran + Reflex (POST) Treflan + Pursuit (PPI)
62 Weed Management in Dry Bean Thank-you Agricultural Products Companies BASF, Hensall Co-op, Gowan, UPI & Syngenta
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