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\u003Cbr>MANAGEMENT  \u003Cbr>GUIDE  \u003Cbr>eQA  \u003Cbr>HAROLDM.KEMPEN  \u003Cbr>1987  \u003Cbr>632.954  \u003Cbr>An Integrated Weed Management Guide for  \u003Cbr>Major Irrigated California Crops  \u003Cbr>KEM  \u003Cbr>kEM 788  \u003Cbr>by   |\n| --- |\n\n# GROWERS\n\nWEEDMANAGEMENT  \nGUIDE  \nby HAROLD M.KEMPEN  \n1987  \nCABI SILWOOD LIBRARY2400571659  \nAn Integrated Weed Management Guide for Major Irrigated California Crops  \n● FIELD CROPS  \n·VEGETABLES  \n·ORCHARD AND VINEYARDS  \n● NONCROP SITE SITES  \nplus special weed management sections  \n·Weed Management Factors  \n·Dealing with Carryover  \n·Effects of Soils and Irrigation  \n● Herbicide Safety  \n·Herbicide Use Guide  \nCOPYRIGHT 1987 BY HAROLD M.KEMPENLibrary of Congress Catalog No.86-051664Printed in the United States of AmericaISBN Number 0-913702-44-7  \nA4008个  \nTHOMSON PUBLICATIONSP.O.Box 9335Fresno,California 93791  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this book may be reproduced in any form byphotostat,microfilm or any other means,without written permission from the author.  \nTHIS BOOK FOR REFERENCE ONLYREAD THE LABEL CAREFULLY  \nHow to use this Guide—best.  \nThe format for this guide is arranged to simplify the finding of the information you need to make bestjudgements on weed management programs for your crop.This will help you to use it most effectively.A sampleoutline follows:  \nCotton  \n## IPreimmaLry reatmmemts:\n\nPPI 1  \nTreflan 5 EC @1.0-2.0 pt(or)  \nProwl 4 EC @1.5-3.0 pt  \n## Alteremative treatmmemt techmiq ues:\n\nCultural control techniques:A dry mulch is effective……  \nCrop protection chemicals:Dacthal is effective under sprinklers but…  \n## Primary treatmemt remarks:\n\nGeneral:_With the advent of module field storage………  \nPPI1:The fall option of applying………  \n## Alternative treatment remarks:\n\nCultural control techniques;Because we plant cotton into moisture………Crop protection chemicals;Dacthal 75 WP(DCPA)+Caparol 4F  \n## IResearech resunlts:\n\nNot very many herbicide candidates are available……………  \n## IProblemm weedls left:\n\nNutsedge(nutgrass)is the one weed…………  \nWeedl SusceptibiLity Chart  \nOptions for each crop are separated,to simplify,between PrimmaLry treatmems and Acerm仓vetreatmem eclhmfqmes.The primary ones are those most widely used while the altemnatives are less used butoften very important for specific weed problems.  \nA short guide is listed giving options for specific herbicides,product rates and timings,and referenced by code atthe right under Remarks.All rates are at broadcast,formulated product rates!Reduce rates accordingly if bands areapplied.Occasional exceptions are noted as ai.for active ingredient.(This short guide is in bold print so thatmaniagers who need bi-focals,like me,can read it).  \nAfter Primary treatment remarks is a General discussion of weed management programs for the crop,followed by the logic of each option,referenced by a code such as PPI1.The text that follows is usually in thisorder:1.Weeds controlled,2.Application procedures,and 3.Safety to the crop.Important words are in bold print tocatch your eye.Registered trade names of herbicides are in italics when first mentioned,with the WSSA common namebehind it.Trade names are generally used for clarity,because growers cannot remember the common names.  \nAlternative treatment remarks follow,starting with a discussion of Cultural control techniques.Culturaltechniques usually are needed in integrated control programs and in some crops are all that are needed.Following thatis a short discussion of alternative Crop protection chemicals.Refer to labels for the needed instruction details.  \nA discussion of IResearch reamlte is included to give growers an idea of what new herbicides are comingdown the pike,followed by Problem weed mlased so that growers don't spend too much time and moneychasing after that perfect chemical that doesn't exist.Often,a Weed Smscepetbliey Chaure is included at theend.This 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