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Page 1: Weed Identification and Control · Weed Identification and Control Kurt Hembree Farm Advisor, UCCE Fresno County October 28, 2015 Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015

Weed Identification

and Control

Kurt Hembree

Farm Advisor, UCCE Fresno County

October 28, 2015

Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015

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Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015

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• To determine which method of control to use

• To slow down reproduction

• To determine the best chemical (herbicide)

Weed identification is very important!

Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015

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Weed Growth Cycle Summer annuals – live and die in <1 year

• pigweed

• purslane

• puncturevine

• crabgrass

• junglerice

• nightshade

• horseweed

• knotweed

• lambsquarters

Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015

***Active (plant)

Dormant (seed)

Winter

Summer

Fall Spring

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Weed Growth Cycle Winter annuals – live and die in <1 year

Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015

Dormant (seed)

***Active (plant)

Winter

Summer

Fall Spring

• cheeseweed

• mustard

• nettle

• sowthistle

• filaree

• shepherd’s-purse

• annual bluegrass

• groundsel

• ryegrass

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• horseweed 1,000,000

• mullein 223,200

• redroot pigweed 117,400

• purslane 52,300

• Shepherd’s-purse 38,500

• sunflower 7,200

• wild oats 250

Annuals can produce lots of seed!

Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015

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Pigweed - 117,400 seeds

Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015

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Purslane (verdolaga) - 52,300 seeds

Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015

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Wild oats - 250 seeds

Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015

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• Biennials - Live 2 years

• Perennials – Live more than 2 years

Weed Growth Cycle, con’t

Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015

Fall Spring

Summer

Winter

Dormant (roots, rhizomes, tubers)

***Active (plant)

Spring

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• yellow nutsedge - 1 tuber= 1,918 plants in 1 year

• johnsongrass – one plant produces 85’ of stems underground in 14 weeks

• bermudagrass, dallisgrass, bindweed, nutsedge, johnsongrass, others

Perennials reproduce from plant parts and from seeds

Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015

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Johnsongrass- 85 feet rhizomes underground stems

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Nutsedge - purple and yellow 1, 918 plants in 1 year

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• Field Equipment - rototiller, disc, hoe, plow, lilliston

• Plastic - black, brown, blue, green

• Transplants - cover the soil making shade

• Crop rotation - sudangrass, clover

• Other - water, wait, then cultivate (or spray)

• Solarization - clear plastic 4-6 weeks (in summer)

• Herbicides- pre-emergents, post-emergents,

and fumigants

Methods of control

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Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015

Equipment and hand labor

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Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015

Colored plastic mulch to stop weed seed germination

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Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015

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– Water and/or mechanical incorporation is needed to activate

– Lasts for 3-6 months in the soil

Devrinol

Treflan

Prefar

Herbicides – Pre-emergents (applied to soil to control weed seed in the soil)

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• Needs to be mixed in to soil before planting

• Registered for:

– Broccoli, cauliflower, others

– Eggplant, pepper

– Tomatoes

Devrinol – Pre-emergent (to control weed seed in the soil)

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• Controlled

Blegrass, foxtail, barnyardgrass, junglerice, other grasses, cheeseweed, purslane, sowthistle, pigweed lambsquarters

Not controlled

Groundcherry, nightshade, fleabane, groundsel, others

Devrinol – weed seeds killed

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– No water is needed to activate, to remain dry

– Lasts 0 months in the soil

Roundup

Gramoxone

Poast

Fusilade

Herbicides – Post-emergents (to control growing plants)

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Poast– Post-emergent (to control growing plants)

• Kills grass plants but does not hurt broadleaf plants, so can be sprayed over the top of most vegetables.

• Applied 7-30 days before harvest

• Registered for:

– Most vegetable crops

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Kurt Hembree, UCCE, Fresno County Oct 28, 2015