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2012 Field Evaluation of Fungicides for Management of Anthracnose on Dry Edible (pinto) Beans - Carrington (technical report): Fungicides that contained azoxystrobin or pyraclostrobin active ingredients (Headline, Quadris, Quadris Opti, and Priaxor) provided good control of foliar anthracnose symptoms, but it was unclear whether any fungicides might provide satisfactory control of anthracnose related seed discoloration. Due to drought stress and high soil salinity at the site used for this trial, the yield response to using fungicides to control anthracnose could not be properly assessed.
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2012 Field Evaluation of Fungicides for Management of Sclerotinia on Dry Edible (pinto) Beans Planted to 15-inch Rows - Carrington (technical report): Under conditions of high disease pressure (susceptible variety, temperature and rainfall conducive to Sclerotinia, and narrow row spacing), Endura at 8 oz/ac provided excellent control of Sclerotinia. Proline at 5.7 fl oz/ac, ProPulse at 8.6 fl oz/ac, and Topsin at 20 fl oz/ac did not provide satisfactory disease control. A rate response was apparent as the application rate of Topsin increased from 20 to 30 to 40 fl oz/ac.
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2012 Field Evaluation of Fungicides for Management of Sclerotinia on Dry Edible (pinto) Beans Planted to 30-inch Rows - Carrington (technical report): Endura (8 oz/ac), ProPulse (8.6 fl oz/ac), and Switch (14 oz/ac) applied as two sequential applications and Topsin (40 fl oz/ac) followed by Endura (8 oz/ac) significantly reduced Sclerotinia disease severity relative to the control. Due to late disease onset, little or no yield response was observed in any of the fungicide treatments.
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2012 Field Evaluation of Fungicides for Management of Sclerotinia on Dry Edible (pinto) Beans Seeded to 30-inch Rows - Langdon (technical report): ProPulse applied sequentially at 10.3 fl oz/ac was the only treatment to significantly reduce Sclerotinia disease severity relative to the control. Due to late disease onset, little or no yield response was observed in any of the fungicide treatments.
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2012 Field Evaluation of New Versus Traditional Fungicides for Management of White Mold in Dry Beans: A trial to put fungicides in a side-by-side test to see how well each fungicide can control white mold.
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2012 Field Testing of Contans WG Suggests that the Product may be a Useful Tool for Managing Sclerotinia Diseases in North Dakota: A look at the effects of contans usage.
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2012 Herbicide Mode-of-Action Demonstration: The herbicide mode-of-action demonstration was a 2012 experiment at the Carrington Research Extension Center.
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2012 Pinto Bean Performance with Tillage Systems, Placement of Starter Fertilizer, Row Spacing, and Foliar Fungicide: The results from a 2012 experiment at the Carrington Research Extension Center to test pinto bean performance with tillage systems, placement of starter fertilizer, row spacing, and foliar fungicide.
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2012 Response of Soybean and Dry Bean to Planting Date: A trial to help build a database for the response of soybean and dry bean to planting date.
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2012 Small Grain, Oilseed, and Dry Bean Field Surveys in South-Central North Dakota: Field surveys to identify pest presence and agronomic production factors in small grain, soybean, sunflower, and dry bean.
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