Balance GT/Balance Bean/LL Systems in Soybeans at Rochester, MN Breitenbach, Fritz R., Lisa M. Behnken, Annette Kyllo and Matthew Bauer

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Balance GT/Balance Bean/LL Systems in Soybeans at Rochester, MN Breitenbach, Fritz R., Lisa M. Behnken, Annette Kyllo and Matthew Bauer The objective of this trial was to evaluate Balance GT/Balance Bean/LL Systems in soybeans in southeastern Minnesota. The research site was a loamy sand series with ph of 7.0, O.M. 2.2% and soil test P and K levels of 26 ppm and 132 ppm, respectively. The field was fall chisel plowed, and field cultivated twice in the spring prior to planting. Fall fertilizer was broadcast on November 3, 2016 at a rate of 0-46-180-0 lbs/a. The previous crop was corn. The soybean variety (regulated) was planted on May 31, 2017 at a depth of 1.5 inch in 30-inch rows at a rate of 116,000 seeds per acre. Soybean emergence date was June 7, 2017. A randomized complete block design was used with four replications. Preemergence (PRE) treatments were applied with a tractor-mounted sprayer delivering 15 gpa at 30 psi with a ground speed of 4.5 mph using TTI 11002 nozzles. Postemergence (POST) treatments were applied at 15 gpa, 30 psi and ground speed of 4.5 MPH. Plots were evaluated on June 23, July 5, and July 10. Crop was destroyed on July 13, 2017 to comply with protocol requirements. Application dates, environmental conditions, and weed stages can be found in Table 1. Performance rating for giant ragweed, common lambsquarters, common waterhemp and grass control, and crop phytotoxicity are reported in Tables 2 through 6, respectively. Discussion: Giant ragweed: Preemergence applications of Balance Bean at 1.5 fl oz/a plus Authority First, Tricor, or Warrant provided over 93% control of giant ragweed (6/23) which was comparable to the standard, Authority First at 6.4 oz/a (92%) and better than the standards, Zidua Pro at 6 oz/a (82%) and Fierce at 3 oz/a (77%). Balance Bean at the lower rate of 1 fl oz/a plus Spartan at 5 oz/a only gave 70% control of giant ragweed. Common lambsquarters: Control was excellent for all treatments, achieving over 98% control, 6/23 and 7/5 ratings). Common waterhemp: Balance Bean at 1.5 fl oz/a applied preemergence with Dual II Magnum, Warrant or Zidua provided 95% to 99% control of waterhemp which was similar to the standards of Fierce, Zidua Pro and Authority First at 6.4 oz/a (6/23). Balance Bean plus either Dual II Magnum or Warrant performed better than the preemergence treatments of Balance Bean plus 3 oz/a of Authority First or 5.33 oz/a of Tricor (6/23). The lower rate of Balance Bean, 1 oz/a, plus Spartan provided only 79% waterhemp control.. Note: Treatments included in this trial contain unregistered products (University of Minnesota Extension Regional Office, Rochester.)

Table 1. Application timing, plant stages, environmental conditions. Date 6/1 7/7 Treatment PRE A POST I B Temperature (F) Air 69 76 Soil 60.8 82.0 Relative Humidity (%) 33 55 Wind (mph) 3 10 Soil Moisture Normal Normal Soybean Stage V5 Height (in) 11.0 Giant Ragweed Weed Density (ft 2 ) 1.6 Height (in) 7.0 Common Lambsquarter Weed Density (ft 2 ) 3.5 Height (in) 3.3 Common Waterhemp Weed Density (ft 2 ) 126.4 Height (in) 6.3 Grass Weed Density (ft 2 ) 14.1 Height (in) 8.3 Rainfall after each application (in) Week 1 0.08 0.53 Week 2 1.07 Week 3 1.94

Table 2. Giant ragweed control with Balance GT/Balance Bean/LL systems at Rochester, MN in 2017. AMBTR Giant Ragweed 1 Weedy Check 0.0 e 0.0 f 0.0 e 2 SOA 27,14,10 69.5 d 66.3 e 91.0 cd 3 SOA 27,15,10 92.8 ab 90.8 abc 95.3 a 4 SOA 27,15,10 88.0 ab 86.5 bc 93.5 bcd 5 SOA 14,15,10 76.5 cd 74.5 de 90.5 d 6 SOA 27,2,14,10 93.3 a 90.8 abc 95.0 b 7 SOA 27,5,10 96.3 a 94.0 ab 96.0 ab 8 SOA 27, 15,10 98.5 a 98.0 a 98.5 a 9 SOA 2,14,10 91.8 ab 90.0 abc 94.5 b 10 SOA 2,14, 15, 10 82.0 bc 82.5 cd 94.0 bc LSD P=.10 11.0 10.5 3.3

Table 3. Common lambsquarters control with Balance GT/Balance Bean/LL systems at Rochester, MN in 2017. CHEAL Giant Ragweed 1 Weedy Check 0.0 c 0.0 b 0.0 c 2 SOA 27,14,10 99.0 a 99.0 a 99.0 a 3 SOA 27,15,10 99.0 a 98.8 a 99.0 a 4 SOA 27,15,10 98.8 ab 98.5 a 99.0 a 5 SOA 14,15,10 98.8 ab 98.8 a 98.8 b 6 SOA 27,2,14,10 99.0 a 99.0 a 99.0 a 7 SOA 27,5,10 99.0 a 99.0 a 99.0 a 8 SOA 27, 15,10 99.0 a 99.0 a 99.0 a 9 SOA 2,14,10 99.0 a 99.0 a 99.0 a 10 SOA 2,14, 15, 10 98.5 b 98.5 a 99.0 a LSD P=.10 0.5 0.6 0.2

Table 4. Common waterhemp control with Balance GT/Balance Bean/LL systems at Rochester, MN in 2017. AMATA Common Waterhemp 1 Weedy Check 0.0 e 0.0 e 0.0 e 2 SOA 27,14,10 79.3 d 77.8 d 89.0 d 3 SOA 27,15,10 97.5 a 95.8 ab 97.0 ab 4 SOA 27,15,10 95.0 abc 94.5 abc 96.8 ab 5 SOA 14,15,10 98.8 a 98.3 a 98.5 a 6 SOA 27,2,14,10 90.0 c 90.0 c 93.5 c 7 SOA 27,5,10 91.0 bc 90.0 c 93.8 c 8 SOA 27, 15,10 98.8 a 98.5 a 99.0 a 9 SOA 2,14,10 94.5 abc 92.5 bc 95.5 bc 10 SOA 2,14, 15, 10 97.0 ab 97.0 ab 97.8 ab LSD P=.10 6.1 5.5 2.9

Table 5. Grass control with Balance GT/Balance Bean/LL systems at Rochester, MN in 2017. GRAM Grass 1 Weedy Check 0.0 e 0.0 e 0.0 e 2 SOA 27,14,10 85.5 d 82.5 d 94.8 d 3 SOA 27,15,10 98.8 a 98.0 a 98.5 ab 4 SOA 27,15,10 97.3 abc 98.5 a 99.0 a 5 SOA 14,15,10 94.8 abc 94.3 ab 97.3 bc 6 SOA 27,2,14,10 92.0 c 87.5 cd 96.3 cd 7 SOA 27,5,10 98.0 ab 95.0 ab 97.0 bc 8 SOA 27, 15,10 98.3 a 97.8 a 98.5 ab 9 SOA 2,14,10 92.5 bc 90.8 bc 96.0 cd 10 SOA 2,14, 15, 10 97.0 abc 95.3 ab 97.5 abc LSD P=.10 5.5 6.7 1.7

Table 6. Crop Response to Balance GT/Balance Bean/LL systems at Rochester, MN in 2017. CROP PHYTOTOXICITY INJURY Treatment Rate Appl Percent Injury (%) 1 Weedy Check 0.0 b 0.0 e 0.0 d 2 SOA 27,14,10 0.0 b 15.0 c 18.8 c 3 SOA 27,15,10 0.0 b 23.8 b 20.0 bc 4 SOA 27,15,10 0.0 b 26.3 b 22.5 ab 5 SOA 14,15,10 10.0 a 10.0 d 17.5 c 6 SOA 27,2,14,10 0.0 b 27.5 b 23.8 a 7 SOA 27,5,10 0.0 b 37.5 a 23.8 a 8 SOA 27, 15,10 0.0 b 26.3 b 22.5 ab 9 SOA 2,14,10 0.0 b 0.0 e 20.0 bc 10 SOA 2,14, 15, 10 0.0 b 0.0 e 20.0 bc LSD P=.10. 4.8 3.2