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Reports
2003 Peanut Tolerance to Prowl and Sonalan Applied Preemergence and Incorporated by Irrigation at AG-CARES, Lamesa, TX in 2003. Control of Russian thistle preplant in peanut. 2002 The affect of irrigation rate on peanut pod rot. Varietal Tolerance to Strongarm and Valor Rotational Cotton Response to Pursuit and Cadre Peanut Tolerance to Valor Applied PPI and PRE 2001 Rotational Cotton Response to Pursuit and Cadre Peanut Tolerance to Strongarm applied Postemergence Varietal Tolerance to Strongarm and Valor
2003
Peanut Tolerance to Prowl and Sonalan Applied Preemergence and Incorporated by Irrigation at AG-CARES, Lamesa, TX in 2003. Control of Russian thistle preplant in peanut.
Peanut Tolerance to Prowl and Sonalan Applied Preemergence and Incorporated by Irrigation at AG-CARES, Lamesa, TX in 2003.
Control of Russian thistle preplant in peanut.
2002
The affect of irrigation rate on peanut pod rot. Varietal Tolerance to Strongarm and Valor Rotational Cotton Response to Pursuit and Cadre Peanut Tolerance to Valor Applied PPI and PRE
The affect of irrigation rate on peanut pod rot.
Varietal Tolerance to Strongarm and Valor
Rotational Cotton Response to Pursuit and Cadre
Peanut Tolerance to Valor Applied PPI and PRE
2001
Rotational Cotton Response to Pursuit and Cadre Peanut Tolerance to Strongarm applied Postemergence Varietal Tolerance to Strongarm and Valor
Peanut Tolerance to Strongarm applied Postemergence
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