a good competitive crop is your best herbicide –soil sample and apply only what is needed –deep...
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• A good competitive crop is your best herbicide– Soil sample and apply only what is needed– Deep band fertilizer early in fallow period
rather than near planting – Do not spring top dress N fertilization
• Little benefit for winter wheat and increases downy brome seed production and water use
– Adequate P levels• Deep band or starter placement
FERTILIZER: Management Strategies for a Downy Brome Infestation
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Fertilizer Influence on Grass Weeds
Dan BallOregon State University
Pendleton, OR
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N and Maverick® effects on no-till winter wheat & downy brome
Unsprayed Sprayed
N Rate Wheat
Downy Brome
Wheat
Downy Brome
lb/A bu/A lb/A bu/A lb/A
0 30 500 39 0
40 43 800 52 200
80 18 2800 61 200
120 22 3300 92 100
160 7 5800 80 500
Ball et al.
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HERBICIDES: Management Strategies for a Downy Brome Infestation
• A good competitive crop improves herbicide efficacy
• Fall vs. Spring• Weather…moisture & temp
• Site of Action…Herbicide resistance mgt
• Plant back restrictions
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Average Downy Brome Control in Winter Wheat
Treatment TimingNumber of trials
Average% Control Low High
Beyond Fall 5 87 73 99
Maverick Fall 17 86 76 99
Olympus Fall 14 76 43 97
Maverick + Sencor Fall 8 89 74 100
Olympus + Sencor Fall 9 89 80 100
Beyond Spring 6 85 69 97
Maverick Spring 18 66 18 92
Olympus Spring 15 70 18 92
Maverick + Sencor Spring 10 81 29 93
Olympus + Sencor Spring 12 84 44 96
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Yenish, et al.
Average Downy Brome Control in Winter Wheat
Treatment TimingNumber of trials
Average% Control Low High
Olympus Flex Spring 3 86 84 92
Osprey Spring 2 65 39 91
pyroxsulam Spring 1 87 - -
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Yenish, et al.
HERBICIDES: Management Strategies for a Downy Brome Infestation
Trade Name Herbicide Group, Site of Action
Maverick 2 Acetolactate synthase (ALS) inhibitors
Olympus 2 Acetolactate synthase (ALS) inhibitors
Olympus Flex 2 Acetolactate synthase (ALS) inhibitors
Osprey 2 Acetolactate synthase (ALS) inhibitors
Beyond 2 Acetolactate synthase (ALS) inhibitors
Fargo 8 Lipid synthesis inhibitors
Sencor 5 Photosystem II inhibitors
Lexone 5 Photosystem II inhibitors
Assure II 1 Acetyl CoA carboxylase (ACCase) inhibitors
Roundup 9 EPSP synthase inhibitorsSource: PNW 437, Herbicide-Resistant Weeds and Their Management
Herbicide-Resistant Weed Mgt
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PowerFlex
• Dow AgroSciences• Anticipated Registration by Summer• Pyroxsulam
– Group 2; HRAC B• Grass and some broadleaf weed
control in wheat• Wheat in rotation with canola, corn,
fallow, flax, sorghum, grasses, or mustard
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PowerFlex 2.75 oz
PowerFlex 3.5 oz
COC 2,4-D Ester
Ally Maverick
OlympusOsprey
Osprey + COC
Finesse
Control of Brome with PowerFlex
Applied April 5, 2007 Steve Wellsandt, Ritzville
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• Plant back restrictions prevention crop rotation
HERBICIDES: Management Strategies for a Downy Brome Infestation
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HERBICIDES: Management Strategies for a Downy Brome Infestation
Trade Name Wheat Barley Pea Canola ------------------------------------------ Months
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Maverick 0 22-bioassay 17-22 22-bioassay
Olympus 0 18 (24” prec.) 12 (24” prec.) 22 (24” prec.)
Olympus Flex 0 12 (18” prec.) 12 (18” prec.) 22 (24” prec.)
Osprey 0.25 1 3 10
Beyond 3 9-18 0 26
Fargo 0 0 0 0
Sencor 4 4 8 12
Lexone 4 4 8 12
Assure II 4 4 0 0
Roundup 0 0 0 0Source: PNW 571, Plantback restrictions for herbicides used in the dryland wheat production areas of the Pacific Northwest.
Plant Back Restriction
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PowerFlex
Rotational Crops Rotational Interval Months
Wheat, triticale 0
Alfalfa, barley, canola, chickpeas, dry bean, flax, field corn, field pea, lentil, millet, mustard, oats, potato, safflower, grain sorghum, millet, oats, sugar beet, and sunflower.
9
All other crops (bioassay recommended) 12
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