Update on Weed Control in Peppers. Richard Smith University of California Cooperative Extension Monterey County
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1 Update on Weed Control in Peppers Richard Smith University of California Cooperative Extension Monterey County
2 Weed Control Materials Registered for Peppers in California Preplant Paraquat Roundup Metam Sodium Preemergence Goal 1,2 Prefar Devrinol Treflan Dual Magnum Prowl H2O Layby Dacthal Dual Magnum Prowl H2O Postemergence Paraquat 3 Sandea Poast Select Max Chateau 4 Suppress 5 1-Preformed beds up to 30 days prior to transplanting, must work beds; 2-applied to shaped beds and tarped 3-shielded application; 4-to furrow bottoms only 5-Organic
3 Difficult Weeds to Control Hairy Nightshade Malva
4 Pepper Herbicides WEEDS Prefar Dacthal Dual Magnum Devrinol Prowl H2O Treflan CHICKWEED P C C C C C N.L. GOOSE FOOT P C P C C C GROUNDSEL N N N C N N HENBIT N P - N C C LAMBS QUARTERS C C P C C C MALVA N P P P P N BURNING NETTLE P P C P N N BLACK NIGHTSHADE N P C N N N HAIRY NIGHTSHADE N P C N N N YELLOW NUTSEDGE N N P N N N PIGWEED C C C C C C PURSLANE C C C C C C SHEPERD S PURSE N N P P P N SOW THISTLE N P P C N N
5 Recent Milestones in Pepper Weed Control Cultural Practices Drip irrigation Plastic mulch Use of hybrid seed Use of transplants Water management? Herbicides Dual Magnum Prowl H 2 O Goal Tender under plastic Chateau furrow bottoms
6 New Herbicide Options Zidua (pyroxasulfone) from K-I USA/Kumiai Inhibitor of long-chain fatty acid (similar mode of action to Dual Magnum) Registered for use on corn, cotton & soybeans Particularly effective against herbicide resistant pigweed back east
7 2016 Red Bell Pepper Trial Treatment Application Material/A Night- Shade May 26 Untreated Dual Magnum Post 1.6 pt 2.3 Zidua Pre 0.5 oz 53.7 Zidua Pre 1.0 oz 14.0 Zidua Pre 2.0 oz 13.0 Zidua Post 1.0 oz 0.0
8 2016 Red Bell Pepper Trial Treatment Application Material/A Weed time hrs/a Untreated Dual Magnum Post 1.6 pt 6.9 Zidua Pre 0.5 oz 19.5 Zidua Pre 1.0 oz 10.5 Zidua Pre 2.0 oz 10.4 Zidua Post 1.0 oz 5.1
9 2016 Red Bell Pepper Trial Treatment Application Material/A Yield tons/a Untreated Dual Magnum Post 1.6 pt 56.7 Zidua Pre 0.5 oz 57.4 Zidua Pre 1.0 oz 49.8 Zidua Pre 2.0 oz 47.4 Zidua Post 1.0 oz 49.1
10 Untreated
11 Zidua 0.5 oz
12 Zidua 2.0 oz
13 2017 Ancho Pepper Trial Treatment Application Material/A Total weeds* No/3 ft 2 Untreated Dual Magnum Post 1.6 pt 16.8 Zidua Pre 0.5 oz 28.8 Zidua Pre 1.0 oz 14.0 Zidua Pre 2.0 oz 10.3 Zidua Post 1.0 oz 22.0 Zidua Post 2.0 oz 9.5 * Groundsel, shepherd s purse, nightshade, sow thistle and lambsquarter
14 2017 Ancho Pepper Trial Treatment Application Material/A Yield tons/a Untreated Dual Magnum Post 1.6 pt 21.2 Zidua Pre 0.5 oz 17.0 Zidua Pre 1.0 oz 15.7 Zidua Pre 2.0 oz 10.5 Zidua Post 1.0 oz 16.8 Zidua Post 2.0 oz 16.3
15 Untreated
16 Zidua 0.5 oz Zidua 2.0 oz
17 Zidua 2.0 oz Post Groundsel
18 Auto Weeders for Use in Pepper Production Auto weeders now available for use in vegetable crop production: Garford, Quinn Tractor Robovator, Pacific Ag Rentals Steketee, Sutton Ag Robovator Garford Steketee
19 Effectiveness of Autoweeders Ideal for transplanted crops Learning curve for adjusting the machine to take out weeds and safeguard the crop Blades can be adjusted to reach under the crop Work best with low/moderate weed populations Plant Tape
20 Island of undisturbed soil Island is left around the plant; this undisturbed area can be adjusted to be more or less aggressive
21 Evaluations of Automated Weeders with Blades Affect on crop and weeds Summary of Four Trials Pre vs Post weeding Lettuce plants 1000/A No. of Weeds 1000/A Pre weeding Post weeding 35.2* 6.6 Removed about 50% of the weeds in the seedline * Can be adjusted Weeds butting against the plant are not removed
22 Evaluations of Automated Weeders with Blades Affect on subsequent hand weeding Treatment Hand Weed Hrs/A Mechanical weeder 6.1 No mechanical weeder 9.7 Reduced time of subsequent hand weeding by 35%
23 Spray Kill Mechanism Blue River Technology s Seek & Spray automated weeder that uses a dot matrix spray mechanism provide precision They are currently building several production machines to pursue the cotton market Simpler system with one crop and mostly one weed species They have mentioned plans to bring the machine to the coastal vegetable market at some point in the future dot matrix type sprayer: note blocky spray pattern
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26 Selective Spray Material for use with Autoweeder with Spray Kill Mechanism Peppers have a selective post emergent option that can be used to kill weeds and provide safety to the crop Sandea This concept has not been tested, but it should be looked at in the event the Seek & Spray weeder becomes available for use on this crop
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Herbicide Recommendations for Beans UKREC Princeton, KY Preemergence Herbicides Command 3ME Rate: 0.4 067pt/A 0.67 PRE for annual grasses and small- seeded broadleaves weed control Apply once in min. 10
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