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30
Mar
2012
Follow UTcrops on Twitter
Author: Scott Stewart, IPM Extension Specialist Comments Off

You can now follow us on Twitter, UTcrops@UTcrops.  Receive a tweet as news updates are posted on our blog, and re-tweet articles to your followers.

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07
Mar
2012
Slides Shows from Irrigation Workshop
Author: Scott Stewart, IPM Extension Specialist Comments Off

A number of people asked if we could make available the slides used during the Irrigation Workshop that was held in Jackson on February 23rd.  The slide shows can now be viewed at http://www.utcrops.com/presentations.htm.

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11
Jan
2012
Seed Treatments Options in Soybean and Cotton
Author: Scott Stewart, IPM Extension Specialist 1 Comment

Fungicide, insecticide and nematicide seed treatment options vary by company, and in some cases, you can pick the treatments you want and have them applied “downstream” by local distributors.   There are many active ingredients involved.  Thus, I tried to summarize the common seed treatment offerings by seed companies (linked below).  For both cotton and soybean, Continue reading

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31
Dec
2011
Meymik 15G (Temik Reincarnate)
Author: Scott Stewart, IPM Extension Specialist 8 Comments

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved AgLogic LLC’s registration of Meymik 15G, aldicarb pesticide, effective December 22nd 2011. This product is the same active ingredient and formulation as Temik 15G. The registration will ensure continued availability of aldicarb for pest control use on registered crops. The EPA approved Meymik 15G aldicarb granular pesticide for use on cotton, peanuts, sugar beets, dry beans, sweet potatoes, and soybeans to control certain nematodes, insects and mites.

Although we have greatly reduced the use of aldicarb (e.g., Meymik or Temik) in Tennessee during recent years, it still has continued utility in cotton for thrips control and provides the added benefit of protection from nematodes, especially at the 5 lb/acre use rate.

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31
Dec
2011
Corn Seed Treatment Options for 2012
Author: Scott Stewart, IPM Extension Specialist 1 Comment

No one can blame you if you are confused about seed treatments? There are options that differ by crop and seed companies. Furthermore, pricing is not always transparent and some seed company websites are vague or do not even mention seed treatment options. There are really three pest groups that seed treatments target; namely seedling fungal diseases, insects Continue reading

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31
Mar
2011
Nematode Management in Cotton
Author: Chris Main, Extension Cotton & Small Grains Specialist 1 Comment

Reniform nematodes (Rotylenchulus reniformis) have been found in Bedford, Crockett, Dyer, Fayette, Gibson, Hardeman, Haywood, Lincoln, Madison, Obion, and Shelby  counties in Tennessee. Continue reading

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24
Feb
2011
Additional Cuts for UT Extension?
Author: Scott Stewart, IPM Extension Specialist Comments Off

Many of you have heard about the budget reductions that were passed by the House of Representatives last week. The Smith-Lever cuts, if approved by the Senate Continue reading

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20
Feb
2011
Seed Treatments Options – Corn, Soybean and Cotton
Author: Scott Stewart, IPM Extension Specialist Comments Off

Confused About Seed Treatments?  Who can blame you?  There are many options that differ by crop and seed companies, and there are options for “downstream” treatments (but not for everything).  Furthermore, Continue reading

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