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Weed Management Options for Hay Producers - 2010
Tim Murphy, Extension Weed Specialist
The University of Georgia2010 Hay Production School
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Control Measures Cultural
Fertility Management Biological
Limited options Mechanical
Mowing Chemical
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Do I spray or fertilize first?
Spray first Control existing weeds Begin soil-test based lime and fertilizer program
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When do you spray?
Winter annuals - henbit, chickweed, buttercups, thistlesNovember through March
Summer annuals - spiny amaranth, bitter sneezeweedApril through mid-July
Perennialsgrowth stage dependent
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Spray this size bitterweed
Not this size
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Problem Weeds in Bermudagrass
Broadleaf (not a technology problem)horsenettle, Southern nettle, Rubus spp.,
hemp dogbane, tropical soda apple Grasses - # 1 in Hay Fields (+ nutsedge)
dallisgrass - crabgrass spp.vaseygrass - sandbur spp.Johnsongrass - broadleaf signalgrassbahiagrass - crowfootgrass
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Herbicide Options 2,4-D dicamba (Vanquish, Banvel) 2,4-D + dicamba (WeedMaster, others) dicamba+ diflufenzopyr (Overdrive) triclopyr (Remedy) imazapic (Impose) 2,4-D + triclopyr (CrossBow) triclopyr + clopyralid (Redeem) 2,4-D + picloram (Grazon P+D, GunSlinger) fluroxypyr + picloram (Surmount) fluroxypyr + triclopyr (PastureGard)
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Herbicide Options (cont.) aminopyralid (Milestone) aminopyralid + 2,4-D (ForeFront) aminopyralid + metsulfuron (Chaparral) diuron (Direx, Diuron) metsulfuron (Cimarron, MSM E.Pro, others) metsulfuron + chlorsulfuron (Cimarron Plus) metsulfuron + 2,4-D + dicamba (Cimarron MAX) hexazinone (Velpar) sulfosulfuron (OutRider) tebuthiuron (Spike) paraquat (Gramoxone Inteon, Firestorm, Parazone) glyphosate (Roundup UltraMax, others)
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Newest Herbicides
PastureGard - fluroxypyr + triclopyr (Remedy) Surmount – fluroxypyr + picloram Milestone – aminopyralid ForeFront – aminopyralid + 2,4-D Chaparral – aminopyralid + metsulfuron OutRider - sulfosulfuron
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PastureGard 1.5 lbs./gal. triclopyr ester + 0.5 lbs./gal.
fluroxypyr ester Controls numerous brush species and broadleaf
weeds.Upright blackberry, sweet gums, Sericea lespedeza,
dogfennel, gallberry, rose species, lantana Palmetto and yucca – use 2.0% v/v solution in waterFair control of horsenettle and tropical soda appleAlso has activity on maypop passionflower
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PastureGard
Beef and other livestock grazing - 0 d Dairy grazing – not permitted during the growing
season of application Hay – 14 d (all livestock types)
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Reseeding Restrictions – PastureGard
Cool-season grasses and small grains - 21 days Clover and other legumes – 30 days Other crops – 120 days
Labeled for use on permanent grass forage systemsThis includes permanent pastures that are overseeded
with winter forages.
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Surmount 1.19 lbs./gal. picloram amine + 0.96 lbs. gal. fluroxypyr
amine Controls broadleaf weeds, horsenettle, tropical soda apple,
and pricklypear cactus. Apply 3 to 4.0 pts./acre for prickly pear cactus in fall
months, control is very slow, about 2 yrs. About 30 d residual control Excellent control of upright-growing blackberry (3 to 4
pts./acre)
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Surmount
Injurious to clovers Apply to seedling grasses or overseeded small grains at
tiller growth stage Newly-sprigged bermuda –delay until stolons are 6 inches
long Beef grazing - 0 d; slaughter 3 d Lactating Dairy Animals – grazing 14 d; silage 14 d. Hay – 7 d (all livestock types)
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Reseeding Restrictions – Surmount
Cool-season grasses - 21 days Clovers – 12 months Other legumes – 12 months
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Surmount- It’s Good - BUT!!!!!
Do notuse hay from treated areas for compost or mulchtransfer livestock to untreated areas without 7 d
cleanoutuse manure for fertilizing broadleaf cropsuse in any temporary forage system involving broadleaf
crops USE ONLY ON PERMANENT GRASS FORAGE
SYSTEMS
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Milestone
2.0 lbs./gal. aminopyralid Use rate: 4.0 to 7.0 fl. ozs./acre Numerous broadleaf weeds – thistles, horsenettle,
tropical soda apple, buttercup Do not seed legumes year of application
(additional research being conducted) Delay application until grasses have 4 to 5 leaves.
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Milestone
Non-volatile Injurious to legumes No grazing or hay restriction for any type of
livestock Weak on sida species, dogfennel, plantains,
blackberry, wild radish, other mustards. Add 2,4-D or Remedy for weeds above.
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ForeFront
0.33 lbs./gal. aminopyralid + 2.67 lbs./gal 2,4-D Use rate: 1.5 to 2.6 pts./acre Numerous broadleaf weeds – thistles, horsenettle,
buttercup, henbit, plantains, verbena Do not seed legumes year of application
(additional research being conducted) Delay application until grasses have 4 to 5 leaves.
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ForeFront
Injurious to legumes No grazing restriction for any type of livestock. 7 day hay harvest restriction Better control of plantains and common pokeweed
than Milestone
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Comparison of Grazon P+D, Surmount, PastureGard, Milestone and Forefront
Herbicide Active IngredientGrazon P+D, GunSlinger 2,4-D picloramGrazonNext 2,4-D aminopyralid
Surmount fluroxypyr picloram
PastureGard fluroxypyr triclopyr
Milestone aminopyralid
Forefront aminopyralid 2,4-D
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Comparison of Grazon P+D, Surmount and PastureGard, Milestone and ForeFront
WeedGrazon
P+D Surmount PastureGard MilestoneFore-Front
Buttercup E G F G-E E
Blackberry P-F E E P P
Dogfennel G-E E E F F-G
Horsenettle G G-E F E E
Horseweed E E G E E
Pricklypear F-G E F P P
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Chaparral Premix of: Aminopyralid - 62.13% (0.525 lb. ae/lb.)
and
Metsulfuron – 9.45% (0.0945 lb./lb.) Use rate -1.5 to 3.3 oz. product/a X rate = 2.0 oz./a ‘Pensacola’ bahiagrass, horsenettle, trop. soda apple, plus
135 more broadleaf weeds, wild garlic and 14 brush sp.
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Chaparral
Bermuda, orchardgrass, tall fescue, up to 2.0 oz/a Native grasses – wheatgrass, bluestems, grama Apply to fully tillered or established Same tall fescue precautions as metsulfuron
products, except no 24 mo. establishment restriction.
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Chaparral
Rate (oz. product/a)
Act. Ingredient 1.5 2.0* 3.0
aminopyralid 0.049 0.066 0.098
metsulfuron 0.009 0.012 0.018
*Chaparral at 2.0 oz./a = 4.0 fl. oz/a of Milestone 2SC + 0.3 oz/a Metsulfuron 60DG
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Chaparral
No grazing or haying restrictions. Non-volatile Injurious to legumes Do not seed legumes year of application
(additional research being conducted)
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For All Aminopyralid Products!!!!!
Do notuse hay from treated areas for compost or mulchtransfer livestock to untreated areas without
3 d cleanoutuse manure for fertilizing broadleaf cropsuse in any temporary forage system involving broadleaf
crops USE ONLY ON PERMANENT GRASS FORAGE
SYSTEMS
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OutRider - Monsanto
Sulfosulfuron, 75WDG Approved in 2008 New name for Maverick Controls johnsongrass and sedges in bermudagrass
and bahiagrass Use rate – 1.33 ozs./acre Add a nonionic surfactant at 0.25% v/v.
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OutRider - Monsanto
Johnsongrass 18 to 24 inches tall, up to seedhead stage of growth
Nutsedges – 4 to 8 inches tall Does not control annual grasses, dallisgrass,
smutgrass, etc. Tank-mix with other herbicides for broadleaf weed
control
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OutRider- Monsanto
Grazing and haying restriction14 days – all livestock types
Treated fields may be rotated only to wheat.
Injurious to clovers.
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Maverick treated plotUntreated
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Grass Control Options - Bermudagrass
Dormant bermuda Glyphosate – 1.0 pt./acre (4.0 lb./gal.) Gramoxone Inteon – 1.0 to 2.0 pts./acre
Active Growth Bermuda ‘Pensacola’ bahiagrass – Cimarron, Chaparral, Impose Smutgrass – Velpar Annual grasses
Roundup PowerMax, after first hay cut Impose (imazapic)
Johnsongrass – OutRider, Impose Spot treat or ropewick glyphosate
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New Grass Control Options for Bermudagrass in 2010
Prowl H2O
Pastora
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Prowl H20 – BASF - 2010
Pendimethalin Preemergence herbicide
Needs rainfall for incorporation within 30 days of application Labeled on dormant forage bermudagrass hay or pasture
(NOT LABELED ON TALL FESCUE) 45 day hay harvest restriction 60 day grazing restriction – all livestock types See supplemental label at: http://www.cdms.net/LDat/ld6CT014.pdf
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Prowl H20 – BASF - 2010
PRE control of crabgrass, goosegrass, sandbur, Texas and fall panicum
Also controls some annual broadleaf weeds such as pigweed
Apply February to early March (North GA) to dormant bermudagrass
Must be applied before annual grasses germinate (crabgrass begins germination at soil temps. of 50 to 55 F.)
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Pastora – DuPont - 2010
Sulfonylurea Nicosulfuron 56.2% + Metsulfuron 15.0%
Pastora controls: Sandbur, johnsongrass, other annual grasses, annual broadleaf weeds Annual grasses < 2.0 inches tall
Use rates: 1.0 to 1.5 oz./acre + NIS Will be used on bermudagrass only No grazing or haying restrictions Expecting label by Apr. 15, 2010
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‘Russell’ Bermudagrass Tolerance to Pastora - 2009
Conducted at Eatonton, GA Pastora 1.5 oz/ac – dormant appl. – Mar. 6 Pastora 1.0 oz/ac – 40% green-up – Apr. 15 Pastora 1.0 oz/ac – 18 d after 1st harvest – June 26 Pastora 1.0 oz/ac – 5 d fter 2nd harvest – July 20
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‘Russell’ Bermudagrass Tolerance to Pastora - 2009
Pastora at 1.5 oz/ac applied March 6 to dormant bermuda caused no injury and did not affect hay yield at any harvest.
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‘Russell’ Bermudagrass Tolerance to Pastora – 40% Green-up, 2009.
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Pastora 1.0 + NIS Pastora + 2,4-D 1.0 + 30Pastora 1.0 oz + 50% UAN Pastora 1.0 oz + 75% UANPastora 1.0 oz + 100% UAN
Pastora applied Apr. 15, 2009
(Oz/ac)
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‘Russell’ Bermudagrass Tolerance to Pastora – 18 d after 1st harvest, 2009.
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Jul. 7 Aug. 3 Aug. 17
Pastora 1.0 + NIS
Pastora applied June 26, 2009 – 7 in. tall bermudagrass
(Oz/ac)
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‘Russell’ Bermudagrass Tolerance to Pastora – 5 d after 2nd harvest, 2009.
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Aug. 3 Aug. 17
Pastora 1.0 + NIS Pastora + 2,4-D 1.0 + 30Pastora 1.0 oz + 50% UAN Pastora 1.0 oz + 75% UANPastora 1.0 oz + 100% UAN
Pastora applied July 20, 2009 – 5 d after second hay harvest
(Oz/ac)
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Effect of Pastora Applied during Greenup on ‘Russell’ Hay Yield 2009.
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Jun. 8 Jul. 15 Aug. 24
Harvest Date
UTC Pastora 1.0 + NISPastora + 2,4-D 1.0 + 30 Pastora 1.0 oz + 50% UANPastora 1.0 oz + 75% UAN Pastora 1.0 oz + 100% UAN
Pastora applied Apr. 15, 2009 – 40% Green-up
(Oz/ac)
NS at all harvests
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Effect of Pastora Applied 18 d after first harvest on ‘Russell’ Hay Yield 2009.
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Yie
ld (
lbs/a
c)
Jul. 15 Aug. 24
UTC Pastora 1.0 + NIS
Pastora applied June 26, 2009 – 7 in. tall bermudagrass
(Oz/ac)
NS at all harvests
Hay harvested 19 d after appl.
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Effect of Pastora Applied 5 d after 2nd harvest on ‘Russell’ Hay Yield 2009.
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2500
3000
Yie
ld (
lbs/
ac)
Aug. 24, 2009
Harvest Date
UTC Pastora 1.0 + NIS
Pastora + 2,4-D 1.0 + 30 Pastora 1.0 oz + 50% UAN
Pastora 1.0 oz + 75% UAN Pastora 1.0 oz + 100% UAN
Pastora applied Jul. 20, 2009 – 5 d after second harvest
(Oz/ac)
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Effect of Pastora Applied during Greenup on Italian Ryegrass Control. 2009.
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Apr. 28 May 14 May 26
Pastora 1.0 + NIS Pastora + 2,4-D 1.0 + 30Pastora 1.0 oz + 50% UAN Pastora 1.0 oz + 75% UANPastora 1.0 oz + 100% UAN
Pastora applied Apr. 15, 2009
(Oz/ac)
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Effect of Pastora Applied during Greenup on Southern Crabgrass Control. 2009.
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Jul. 7 Aug. 3 Aug. 17
Pastora 1.0 + NIS Pastora + 2,4-D 1.0 + 30Pastora 1.0 oz + 50% UAN Pastora 1.0 oz + 75% UANPastora 1.0 oz + 100% UAN
Pastora applied Apr. 15, 2009 – seedling crabgrass
(Oz/ac)
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Effect of Pastora Applied mid-July on Southern Crabgrass Control. 2009.
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Aug. 3 Aug. 17
Pastora 1.0 + NIS Pastora + 2,4-D 1.0 + 30Pastora 1.0 oz + 50% UAN Pastora 1.0 oz + 75% UANPastora 1.0 oz + 100% UAN
Pastora applied July 20, 2009 – multi-tillered crabgrass
(Oz/ac)
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Conclusions - Pastora
Will control Italian ryegrass Best control of crabgrass is at seedling stage Established bermudagrass (one growing season) Application Timings
Winter – dormant bermudaSpring – before 2 inches of new growthSummer – within 7 days of hay cutting
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