Enide 50W has now been cleared for use on tobacco beds. Treatments with Enide on tobacco beds in mid to late March. at time of seeding have given satisfactory weed control in experimental plots during the past 2 years. No injury or reduction in stand of tobacco plants was observed on plots treated at this time. Reduction in stand of plants did occur in plots treated in late fall. and there are some indications that there may be a reduction in stand from early treatments in February. To insure best results. the chemical should be applied evenly over the treated area. Until additional information is obtained and tobacco growers get more experience with its use, Enide 50W for 1967 is recommended for trial use on only a part of the plant bed
In the Donoho, Tilford, Hooks and Bowman study, the effectiveness of two different herbicide applica...
Field studies were done to compare the weed control efficacy of a wettable granular formulation (Aut...
Not AvailableTobacco yield loss due to weed competition is the most important factor that causes yie...
Enide 50W has now been cleared for use on tobacco beds. Treatments with Enide on tobacco beds in mid...
Enide 50W is recommended for trial use on tobacco beds for 1968. The results of treatments with Enid...
Enide 50W and Vernam 6E are the two herbicides recommended in 1968 for weed control in tobacco field...
In the years 1957 to 1967 inclusive, many promising herbicides have been used in Kentucky research t...
During the past few years chemicals have been introduced and are in most cases proving effective for...
Treating tobacco beds with methyl bromide for the purpose of killing weed seed has become very popul...
Not AvailableTobacco yield loss due to weed competition is the most important factor that causes yie...
This experiment compares different weed control methods for dark-fired tobacco by herbicide use for ...
On the campus of Murray State University, we have five acres of dark fire-cured tobacco for research...
Tobacco culture as it is known today was adapted from original Indian culture. Exactly how long the ...
Field experiments were conducted at Murray, KY in 2005, 2006, and 2007 to compare dark tobacco toler...
Historically, between-row cultivation for weed control has been an integral part of tobacco producti...
In the Donoho, Tilford, Hooks and Bowman study, the effectiveness of two different herbicide applica...
Field studies were done to compare the weed control efficacy of a wettable granular formulation (Aut...
Not AvailableTobacco yield loss due to weed competition is the most important factor that causes yie...
Enide 50W has now been cleared for use on tobacco beds. Treatments with Enide on tobacco beds in mid...
Enide 50W is recommended for trial use on tobacco beds for 1968. The results of treatments with Enid...
Enide 50W and Vernam 6E are the two herbicides recommended in 1968 for weed control in tobacco field...
In the years 1957 to 1967 inclusive, many promising herbicides have been used in Kentucky research t...
During the past few years chemicals have been introduced and are in most cases proving effective for...
Treating tobacco beds with methyl bromide for the purpose of killing weed seed has become very popul...
Not AvailableTobacco yield loss due to weed competition is the most important factor that causes yie...
This experiment compares different weed control methods for dark-fired tobacco by herbicide use for ...
On the campus of Murray State University, we have five acres of dark fire-cured tobacco for research...
Tobacco culture as it is known today was adapted from original Indian culture. Exactly how long the ...
Field experiments were conducted at Murray, KY in 2005, 2006, and 2007 to compare dark tobacco toler...
Historically, between-row cultivation for weed control has been an integral part of tobacco producti...
In the Donoho, Tilford, Hooks and Bowman study, the effectiveness of two different herbicide applica...
Field studies were done to compare the weed control efficacy of a wettable granular formulation (Aut...
Not AvailableTobacco yield loss due to weed competition is the most important factor that causes yie...