Rice Research Verification Program Update August 25, 2017
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1 Rice Research Verification Program Update August 25, 2017 General: County Arkansas South Arkansas: Three fields have been harvested this past week. We have preliminary data on Jefferson County row-rice XL 753 yielding 238 dry. Prairie and Lincoln Counties have been harvested and yield monitors look very promising but no preliminary numbers as of now. Lafayette County field has been ready for harvest and received over 4 inches of rainfall which came before tropical storm Harvey. North Arkansas: Seven fields are drained, mature and drying to harvest moisture. All fields remain standing well. Randolph is still susceptible to rice stink bug damage but the count this week remained well below the threshold for treatment. We will continue to sweep weekly until 60% hard dough is reached at which point economic damage from this pest is no longer a threat. Variety Diamond Seeding: Date Method Rate Treatment Emergence Density lbs/acre Rice 5/2/17 18 plants ft 2 South Arkansas Stage Harvested Date Ave Moisture Dry Yield/12% Hard Dough Maturing General Information & Application (Rates listed per acre) Early post-emergence herbicides: Propanil 4 qts. Facet L 32 oz. COC 1 pt. N-STaR 240 lbs. urea + NBPT Permanent flood applied (5/26) Mid-season nitrogen applied (6/22) 100 lbs. urea. Stink bug insecticide applied (8/10) Mustang Max 4 oz.
2 Clark LaKast 4/21/17 88 lbs/acre Rice 5/4/17 28 plants ft 2 Pre-plant fertilizer applied at planting: Early post-emergence herbicides: Propanil 4 qts. N-STaR 200 lbs. urea + NBPT Permanent flood applied (5/25) Mid-season nitrogen applied (5/26) 100 lbs. urea. Stink bug insecticide applied (8/2) Mustang Max 4 oz. Desha Jefferson Roy J XL lbs/acre Rice + Zinc 4/20/17 14 plants/ft (Row Water) 24 lbs/acre * 4/20/17 8 plants/ft 2 Harvested 8/23/17 Moisture 17% 238 bu/acre dry Command 20 oz. Duet 3 qts. N-STaR 170 lbs. urea + NBPT Permanent flood applied (5/26) Mid-season nitrogen applied (6/26) 100 lbs. urea. Kernel smut fungicide treatment (7/13) Generic propiconazole fb Rice blast preventative (7/22) Generic azoxystrobin 12.5 oz. Stink bug insecticide applied (7/22) Lambda-cyhalothrin 1.8 oz Roundup Power Max 27 oz. Command 16 oz. Facet L 22 oz. COC 1pt. 1 st shot 150 lbs. urea + NBPT (5/22) Intermittent flushing for row rice (5/23) 2 nd shot 150 lbs. urea + NBPT (5/30) 3 rd shot 75 lbs. urea +NBPT (6/6)
3 Lafayette Mermentau Lincoln CL XP 756 4/1/17 95 lbs/acre Rice 4/16/17 20 plants/ft (Continuous Rice) 25 lbs/acre plants/ft 2 Harvested 8/26/17 Moisture 18% Yield Data Pending Command 24 oz. Glyphosate 32 oz. Regiment.5 oz. Facet L 32 oz. Permit 1 oz. Dyne-Amic 1 pt. 340 lbs. urea + NBPT Applied permanent flood (5/12) Mid-season nitrogen applied (6/12) 100 lbs. urea. Stink bug insecticide applied (7/13) Karate 1.8 oz Newpath 5 oz. Command 19 oz. Super Wham 3 qts. Prowl H2O 2.1 pts. Command 16 oz. fb** Clearpath 0.5 lb. Permit Plus 0.75 oz. COC 1 pt. 200 lbs. urea + NBPT Permanent flood applied (5/13) Late boot nitrogen applied (7/1) 70 lbs. urea. Stink bug insecticide applied: (7/13) Mustang Max 4 oz.
4 Lonoke Prairie XL753 RT 7311 CL lbs/acre 4/26/17 6 plants ft lbs/acre 4/12/17 8 plants/ft 2 Hard Dough/ Harvested 8/26/17 Moisture 18% Yield Pending Roundup 32 oz. Facet L 32 oz. Permit Plus 0.75 oz. Sharpen 1 oz. N-STaR 225 lbs. urea + NBPT Permanent flood applied (5/26) Late boot nitrogen applied (7/13) 75 lbs. urea Clearpath 0.5 lb. COC 1 pt. 260 lbs. urea Permanent flood applied: (5/10) Late boot nitrogen applied: (5/23) 70 lbs. urea Stink bug insecticide treatment: (7/5) Lambda-cyhalothrin 4 oz. Stink bug insecticide treatment: (7/28) Lambda-cyhalothrin 4 oz.
5 Pulaski Diamond County Variety Clay CL 153 4/15/17 65 lbs/acre Rice 4/28/17 22 plants ft 2 Seeding: Date Method Rate Treatment Emergence Density 04/6/17 ed 65 lbs/acre Apron Maxx RTA 4/18/17 10 plants/ft² Hard Dough/ Maturing North Arkansas Stage Command 16 oz. Facet L 22 oz. Permit 1 oz. COC 1 pt. Command 16 oz. Propanil 4 qts. COC 1 pt. Facet L 21 oz. Regiment 0.5 oz. Dyna Pak 1% 220 lbs. + NBPT Permanent flood applied (6/21) Mid-season nitrogen applied (7/8) 100 lbs. urea Stink bug insecticide applied: (7/27) Karate 1.8 oz. General Information & Application (Rates listed per acre) S Clearpath 0.5 lb. Newpath 4 oz. Sharpen 1 oz. COC 6.4 oz. 288 lbs. urea Applied permanent flood (5/25)
6 Conway Jackson XL753 CL XL745 04/15/17 ed 24 lbs/acre 4/26/ plants/ft² 04/11/17 26 lbs/acre 6 plants/ft Herbicide applied delayed-pre: Prowl H2O 2 pts. Bolero 3 pts. Glyphosate 32 oz. Propanil 3 qts. N-STaR 155 lbs. urea + NBPT Applied permanent flood (5/26) Corrective nitrogen applied: (6/22) 100 lbs. urea Late boot nitrogen applied: (7/14) 65 lbs. urea Stink bug insecticide applied: (7/19) Generic lambda-cyhalothrin 3.6 oz Newpath 4 oz. Nonionic surfactant 2.6 oz.fb Clearpath 0.5 lb. COC 0.5 pt. Ammonium Sulfate 100 lbs. fb N-STaR 185 lbs. urea + NBPT Applied permanent flood (06/09) Late boot nitrogen applied: (7/11) 70 lbs. urea Kernel smut/sheath blight treatment applied: (7/21) Quilt Xcel 16 oz. + Tilt 3.6 EC 1.5 oz.
7 Poinsett Roy J Randolph CL 151 St. Francis Diamond 04/14/17 66 lbs/acre Rice 04/25/ plants/ft² 05/19/17 66 lbs/acre Rice 05/27/17 22 plants/ft² 04/06/17 66 lbs/acre Rice Zinc 04/17/17 22 plants/ft² Soft Dough Facet L 32 oz. Prowl H pt. COC 1 qt. Recovery treatment applied: Ammonium sulfate 100 lbs. N-STaR 260 lbs. urea + NBPT Applied permanent flood (06/03) Kernel smut preventative applied: (7/18) Generic propiconazole 6 oz Clearpath.5 lb. Sharpen 1 oz. COC 0.5 pt. N-STaR 270 lbs. urea + NBPT Applied permanent flood (06/22) Rice Blast preventative applied: (07/27) Quadris 12.5 oz Sharpen 1 oz. COC 6.4 oz. fb Ricestar 24 oz. N-STaR 200 lbs. urea + NBPT Applied permanent flood (5/30) Kernel smut preventative applied: (7/15) Generic propiconazole fb Rice blast preventative applied: (7/20) Generic azoxystrobin 12.5 oz.
8 White Woodruff XL753 Diamond 04/20/17 26 lbs/acre 05/03/17 8 plants/ft² 04/10/17 66 lbs/acre Rice 04/16/17 20 plants/ft² Glyphosate 3pts. First Shot 0.5 oz. Facet L 22 oz. Prowl H pts. COC 1 qt. fb** N-STaR 261 lbs. urea + NBPT Applied permanent flood (5/28). Corrective nitrogen applied on 10 acres: 100 lbs. urea (6/23) Late boot nitrogen applied: (7/14) 65 lbs. urea Stink bug insecticide applied: (7/21) Lambda-cyhalothrin 1.8 oz Pre-plant herbicides applied: Glyphosate 32 oz. First Shot 0.5 oz Command 12.8 oz League 6.4 oz Facet L 22 oz. COC 1 qt. 207 lbs. urea + NBPT Applied permanent flood (5/30) Corrective nitrogen applied: (6/23) 100 lbs. urea * RiceTec Standard Seed Treatment which includes NipsIt insecticide ** Followed By Internode Elongation
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