Question on Sunflowers

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Postby Duck$$$ » Sun Jun 29, 2003 8:44 pm

I planted my flowers behind a fairly high rate of command put out last year on sweet potatoes, 1 qt.\ac. the flowers on the sandy hillside are showing command damage now a little, 11 months later. I have seen this on other crops in certain places in other years also. If this is command damage i doubt it would work pre-plant not so sure it is command damage i am seeing but sure looks like it to me.
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Postby Wingman » Sun Jun 29, 2003 9:58 pm

If they are white or pink, it's Command. Maybe a reduced rate, depending on the soil type, would work.

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Postby tunica du4u » Mon Jun 30, 2003 8:05 am

Talking bout the "round-up ready sunflowers" I saw this a couple months ago. 8)
Mycogen Seeds is now offering the CLEARFIELDâ„¢ Production System for sunflower. This new technology combines our high yielding sunflower hybrids with Beyondâ„¢ herbicide, delivering broad-spectrum postemergence grass and broadleaf weed control in all tillage systems. Mycogen Seeds is one of an exclusive group of seed companies currently offering this production system.



http://www.mycogen.com/ArticleDetail.asp?AID=123
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