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Time to ponder peanut pests in North Carolina

NCSU Extension Peanut Specialist David Jordan said peanut farmers should pay attention to field drainage levels as well as timing of planting.

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Peanut farmers lost Lorsban So, what can be done?

David Jordan and Rick Brandenburg, of North Carolina State University Extension researched foliar insecticides' impact on cucumber beetle.

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Finding options for U S peanuts if chlorothalonil banned

N.C. State is researching fungicide control options such as rotations, cover crops, and sulfur in case chlorothalonil can no longer be used by U.S. peanut farmers.

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Two new plant pathologists on the job in North Carolina

NCSU Extension plant pathologists Daisy Ahumada, for cotton, corn, and tobacco; and LeAnn Lux, for peanuts and soybeans, started in June.

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Variable-density planting can be a cost-effective tool for weed control

High-density crop planting is a proven approach for suppressing patches of weeds, and researchers have described a model to help escape cost barriers.

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