Effect of Max-In Technology on Roundup Power Max Performance on Sugarbeet and Weeds at Mitchell, Nebraska during the 2009 Growing Season.

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Effect of Max-In Technology on Roundup Power Max Performance on and Weeds at Mitchell, Nebraska during the 2009 Growing Season. Robert Wilson A field study was initiated near Mitchell, Nebraska to examine the effect of Max-In Technology on Roundup Power Max performance on sugarbeet and weeds. The experimental design was a randomized complete block with four replications. Plots were feet wide by 25 feet long. 'BTS 66RR70' were planted on May 5 and irrigated on May 7 to enhance sugarbeet seed germination and emergence. Postemergence herbicide application began on May 27 when a majority of the sugarbeets reached the two true-leaf growth stage. Herbicides were applied with a tractor-mounted sprayer calibrated to deliver 20 gallons of water per acre at 2- psi pressure with Spraying Systems 002 VS nozzles. Environmental conditions and weed and crop growth stages at the time of herbicide application are given in Table. suffered hail damage on June 0 with approximately 75% of the leaf canopy destroyed. It took sugarbeets approximately weeks to recover and by June 2 the crop had developed new leaves and herbicide application resumed. leaf tissue samples were collected on July 8. The youngest fully developed leaf was collected 2 days after the July 6 herbicide application, 20 leaves were collected per plot, washed, air dried, placed in sample bags and shipped to Midwest Laboratories for analysis. Crop injury from herbicide treatments was minimal and only the conventional treatment of Betamix plus Upbeet plus Stinger in combination with Destiny HC and caused significant sugarbeet injury (Table 2). stand was not reduced by herbicide treatments but the absence of weed control in the nontreated resulted in a loss of sugarbeet stand and a dramatic reduction in root yield. Weed control was excellent when Roundup Power Max was applied three times at the four and six true-leaf stage and at canopy closure. Betamix plus Upbeet plus Stinger in combination with Destiny HC and provided reduced control of common lambsquarters and redroot pigweed compared to Roundup Power Max. The use of two applications of Roundup Power Max at /acre in combination with and Class Act NG was not as effective for toothed spurge control compared to three applications of Roundup Power Max at /acre in combination with and Class Act NG. Both and are nutrient mixtures designed to foliar feed plants. consisted of.% Ca,.% B, 0.6% Mn, and 2% Zn while contained % N, 0.% B, % Mn, and 4% Zn and both fertilizers were applied at a rate of quart of product/acre. Leaf tissue analysis taken 2 days after the second application of and showed a trend for an increase of Zn in leaves following an application of AGM 07027 in combination with Roundup Power Max compared to Roundup Power Max without. root yields were similar among treatments containing Roundup Power Max with and without or. Roundup Power Max at /acre in combination with increased sugar loss to molasses (SLM) compared to Roundup Power Max alone.

Table. Environmental Conditions at the Time of Herbicide Application. Weed heights Date Air temperature Humidity Wind speed & direction Time of day growth stage Colq Hans Rrpw Yeft Tosp (F) (%) (mph) ------------------------------------ (inches) --------------------------------- -- May 27 6 54 SE 0:00 AM 2 true leaves 2 0.75 0.5 0.5 June 62 6 5 SE 2:00 PM 4 true leaves 4 2.5.5 2 June 2 70 65 SW 9:00 AM 6 true leaves 4 4 2 July 6 76 55 2 SE 0:00 AM 8 true leaves 5 0 5 6 7 July 4 66 6 4 W 8:0 AM 0 true leaves 25 6 24 6 4 July 20 79 48 7 NW :00 AM canopy closure 0 20 26 5 2 July 27 77 44 NE :00 AM wk after canopy closure 6 0 0 20 25 Soil analysis at the time of planting - soil type loam. Organic matter.2 Phosphorus (P) weak bray 29 ppm strong bray 7 ppm Potassium (K) 404 ppm Magnesium (Mg) 27 ppm Calcium (Ca) 2289 ppm Sodium (Na) 65 ppm ph 7.8 CEC 5.5 meg/00 g Percent base saturation K 6.7, Mg 7.6, Ca 7.9, H 0, Na.8% Nitrate 0-2 inch 4 ppm (50 lbs/a) Sulfur 5 ppm Zinc.6 ppm Manganese 8 ppm Iron ppm Copper 0.5 ppm Boron 0.7 ppm Soluble salts 0.4 mmhos/cm

Table 2. Effect of Max-In Technology on Roundup Power Max Performance on s and Weeds at Mitchell, Nebraska during the 2009 Growing Season. growth stage 2 Injury 7/8 Stand 7/2 Root yield Sucrose SLM (product/acre) (%) (plants/acre) (tons/acre) (%) Nontreated 0 2660.8 5.9.2 Roundup Power Max (RPM)+Class Act Ng RPM + Class Act Ng (CANg) + + + + + + Betamix + Upbeet + Stinger (B + U + S) + Destiny HC (DH) + B + U + S + DH + B + U + S + DH + B + U + S + DH + B + U + S + DH + B + U + S + DH + + + + + + + 6oz + 0.25oz + 2.4oz + qt 6 8490.0 6.5.25 0 6950.5 5.7.5 0 00 2.6 5.2.64 0 TL wk later 0 920 2.2 5.7.2 0 TL wk later 50 0.2 6.5.27 9 260 2.8 6.9.29 5 60 2.0 5.9.42

Table 2. Effect of Max-In Technology on Roundup Power Max Performance on s and Weeds at Mitchell, Nebraska during the 2009 Growing Season Continued. growth stage 2 Injury 7/8 Stand 7/2 Root yield Sucrose SLM (product/acre) (%) (plants/acre) (tons/acre) (%) + + + + + 66 ox + + + 920.9 7.0.20 50 0.0 6.2.7 7 6000 29.6 7.4.7 0 TL 5 8490 0.7 7..22 0 TL 620 0.7 6.9.26 LSD at 0.05 -- -- 8 8250 6.0.5 0.28 The adjuvant Class Act Ng (CANg) was applied at a rate of 2.5% per volume of carrier and Destiny HC (DH) was applied at a rate of % per volume of carrier. 2 growth stages were abbreviated as follows: 2 true-leaves (), 4 true-leaves (), 6 true-leaves (), 8 true-leaves (), 0 true leaves (0 TL), canopy closure, and week following canopy closure ( wk later). were harvested on October 8 and root yield was adjusted for soil tare.

Table 2. Effect of Max-In Technology on Roundup Power Max Performance on s and Weeds at Mitchell, Nebraska during the 2009 Growing Season Continued. growth stage 2 4 tissue analysis N P K Mg Ca S Na Fe Mn B Cu Zn (product/acre) ------------------------------------------------- (ppm) ------------------------------------------------- Nontreated 5.82 0.68.94 0.45 0.48 0.7.99 52 58.8 7.5 66.8 Roundup Power Max (RPM)+Class Act Ng RPM + Class Act Ng (CANg) + + + + + + Betamix + Upbeet + Stinger (B + U + S) + Destiny HC (DH) + B + U + S + DH + B + U + S + DH + + + + + + + 6oz + 0.25oz + 2.4oz + qt 5.9 0.76 4.70 0.70 0.60 0.7 2.28 424 65 6.0 5. 6. 5.60 0.8 4.4 0.56 0.50 0.9 2.2 505 58 6.8 5. 64.0 5.6 0.79.95 0.52 0.46 0.8 2.00 549 60 2.8 4.5 67.5 0 TL wk later 5.2 0.8 4.26 0.52 0.5 0.9.99 546 58 4.0 6. 72. 0 TL wk later 5.84 0.79 4.28 0.52 0.44 0.6.69 670 58.0 6.8 67.8 5.2 0.79 4.6 0.68 0.65 0.7 2.00 74 67.0 7. 64.

Table 2. Effect of Max-In Technology on Roundup Power Max Performance on s and Weeds at Mitchell, Nebraska during the 2009 Growing Season Continued. growth stage 2 4 tissue analysis N P K Mg Ca S Na Fe Mn B Cu Zn (product/acre) ------------------------------------------------- (ppm) ------------------------------------------------- B + U + S + DH + B + U + S + DH + B + U + S + DH + + + + + + 66 ox + + + 5.9 0.72.66 0.44 0.40 0..47 780 57 29. 5.5 65. 5.92 0.77 4.2 0.6 0.59 0.8 2.0 54 6.8 5.0 62.0 4.9 0.8 5.9 0.55 0.50 0.8.86 604 60. 6.0 66.8 5.64 0.82 4.55 0.6 0.56 0.7.94 672 67 2. 5.8 67.0 0 TL 5.66 0.74 4.6 0.49 0.44 0.6.78 7 60 2.0 7.0 62.8 0 TL 5.48 0.77 4.27 0.5 0.48 0.8.85 67 6 2.5 6.0 64.0 LSD at 0.05 -- -- 0.86 0.08.26 0.4 0.5 0.0 0.5 24 8.7 4.8.76 8.40 The adjuvant Class Act Ng (CANg) was applied at a rate of 2.5% per volume of carrier and Destiny HC (DH) was applied at a rate of % per volume of carrier. 2 growth stages were abbreviated as follows: 2 true-leaves (), 4 true-leaves (), 6 true-leaves (), 8 true-leaves (), 0 true leaves (0 TL), canopy closure, and week following canopy closure ( wk later). were harvested on October 8 and root yield was adjusted for soil tare. 4 leaf tissue analysis occurred on July 8, 2 days following the 8 true-leaf application.

Table 2. Effect of Max-In Technology on Roundup Power Max Performance on s and Weeds at Mitchell, Nebraska during the 2009 Growing Season Continued. growth stage 2 5 Percent weed control on July Colq Hans Rrpw Yeft Tosp Prpw Average (product/acre) --------------------------------------- (%) ----------------------------------------- Nontreated 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Roundup Power Max (RPM)+Class Act Ng RPM + Class Act Ng (CANg) + + + + + + Betamix + Upbeet + Stinger (B + U + S) + Destiny HC (DH) + B + U + S + DH + B + U + S + DH + + + + + + + 6oz + 0.25oz + 2.4oz + qt 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 98 99 99 99 99 0 TL wk later 99 99 99 96 99 99 98 0 TL wk later 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 86 98 47 92 85 99 85

Table 2. Effect of Max-In Technology on Roundup Power Max Performance on s and Weeds at Mitchell, Nebraska during the 2009 Growing Season Continued. growth stage 2 5 Percent weed control on July Colq Hans Rrpw Yeft Tosp Prpw Average (product/acre) --------------------------------------- (%) ----------------------------------------- B + U + S + DH + B + U + S + DH + B + U + S + DH + + + + + + 66 ox + + + 97 99 6 89 96 99 90 99 99 99 99 92 99 98 99 99 99 99 74 99 95 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 0 TL 99 99 99 96 85 99 96 0 TL 99 95 97 99 99 99 98 LSD at 0.05 -- -- 5 20 8 22 NS 5 The adjuvant Class Act Ng (CANg) was applied at a rate of 2.5% per volume of carrier and Destiny HC (DH) was applied at a rate of % per volume of carrier. 2 growth stages were abbreviated as follows: 2 true-leaves (), 4 true-leaves (), 6 true-leaves (), 8 true-leaves (), 0 true leaves (0 TL), canopy closure, and week following canopy closure ( wk later). were harvested on October 8 and root yield was adjusted for soil tare. 4 leaf tissue analysis occurred on July 8, 2 days following the 8 true-leaf application. 5 Percent weed control calculated from weed counts taken on July. Weed abbreviations are as follows: common lambsquarters (Colq), hairy nightshade (Hans), redroot pigweed (Rrpw), yellow foxtail (Yeft), toothed spurge (Tosp), and prostrate pigweed (Prpw).