Vol. 54â2000 - NorthEastern Weed Science Society
Vol. 54â2000 - NorthEastern Weed Science Society
Vol. 54â2000 - NorthEastern Weed Science Society
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SMoorn CRABORASS CONTROL IN 1999<br />
T. L. Watschke and1. A. Borger!<br />
ABSTRACT<br />
Four studies were conducted on a mature standofperennia1 ryegrass at the Landscape<br />
Management Research Center, Penn State University, University Park, PA. One of the studies<br />
was an evaluationof productsforpreemergencecontrolof smoothcrabgrass,one study was an<br />
evaluationforpre-postcontrol. and two studieswere conductedforpostcontrolof crabgrassin<br />
the two to threetiller stage. In the preemergence stndy, a randomized complete block design was<br />
used with threereplications. All of the treatments were applied on April 28, 1999 using a three<br />
foot CO, powered boom sprayer calibrated to deliver 80 gps using two, flat fan, 6504 nozzles at<br />
40 psi. Granulartreatmentswereappliedwitha shakerjar.Afterapplicationthe entiretest site<br />
received approximately0.5 inch afwater. Crabgrassgerminationwas firstnoted in the test site<br />
on May 12, 1999. Non treatedchecks were ratedto have a minimumof80 percentcrabgrass<br />
infestationin all replications.The pre-poststudy,wasa randomizedcomplete block design with<br />
threereplications. All of the treatments were applied on June 18, 1999 using a three foot CO,<br />
powered boom sprayer calibrated to deliver 40 gpsusing two, flat fan, 6504 nozzles at 40 psi.<br />
Granulartreatmentswere appliedwitha shakerjar.The post emergencestudies were randomized<br />
complete block designs with three replications. All of the treatments were applied on July 19,<br />
1999 using a threefoot CO, powered boom sprayer calibrated to deliver 40 gpa using two, flat<br />
fan,6504 nozzles at40 psi. In the preemergencestudy,most of the herbicidesused provided<br />
commercially acceptable control (at least 85%). Those providing the best control (at least 95%)<br />
werethe following; prodiamine 65WDO at 0.5 and 0.651bs ailA, dithiopyr IEC at 0.38,<br />
dithiopyr 40WP at 0.25 and 0.381bs ai/A, dithiopyr FO AND445 0.1640 at 0.381bs ailA, and<br />
XF99007 2.32SC at 0.25 and 0.381bs ai/A. Those providing from 90 to 95% control included;<br />
prodiamine 65WDG at 0.381bs ailA, AND672-99 at 3.61bs productIM, XF99006 2.32SC at 0.25<br />
and 0.381bs ailA, pendimetha1in 60WO at I.5lbs ailA, Team Pro, 0.860 at 21bs ailA, and<br />
dithiopyr FO AND445 0.1640. Those materials that did not provide acceptable control were;<br />
01 1399B, 011399C, 012799E, 012799F, prodiamine at 0.251bs ailA, AND669-99 at 3.61bs<br />
productlM, AND670-99 at 3.6 lbs productlM, dithiopyr (Crabex) 0.140 at 0.125 Ibs ailA,<br />
pendimethalin (Scotts) 0.860 at 1.5 lbs ailA, oxadiazon 20 at 2.0 lbs ailA, and Team 0.870 at<br />
2.0 lbs ailA. In the pre-post study, acceptsble postemergence control of smooth crabgrass was<br />
atrained by applications of the following herbicides; Drive 75DF at 0.75 lbs ailA with I%v/v<br />
MSO, Drive 75DF at 0.75 lbs ailA plus 0.375 lbs ai/A of Dimension and MSO at 1% vlv, Drive<br />
75DF at 0.751bs ailA plus I.5lbs ailA ofpendimethlin andMSO at I%v/v, and Acclaim Extra<br />
0.57EWat 0.091bs ailA plus Dimension 40WP at 0.51bs ailA. All treatments containing<br />
granular Drive, Proclaim 3.09EC at 2.061bs ailA, Dimension40WP at 0.5 and 0.251bs ailA and<br />
Puma I EC at 0.12 lbs ailA did not provide a commercially acceptable level of control. In the<br />
post emergencestudy,acceptablepostemergencecontrolof smoothcrabgrasswas attainedby the<br />
application of Acclaim Extra 0.57EW at 0.121bs ailA, Puma IEC at 0.121bs ailA, Acclaim Extra<br />
IProfessorandResearchAssistant,respectively,Departmentof Agronomy,Penn State<br />
University, University Park, PA, 16802<br />
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