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February, 1999
Soybean Weed Control with Liberty
by Donald E. Null, Regional Agronomy Specialist
University Outreach and Extension, NW Region
Objective: To determine the weed control in Liberty
Link soybeans provided by Liberty and Liberty tank mixes.
Methods: Asgrow 2704LL soybeans were planted May 20.
The soil was conventionally tilled prior to planting. Row width was
10".
The study consisted of six treatments and an untreated check. One
standard treatment of Pursuit + Status was not applied correctly (no
additives used) and the resulting weed control from that treatment
will not be reported. Early post treatments were made on June 5 to
V1 soybeans and 1-2" tall weeds. Mid post treatments were made June
12 to V3 soybeans and 1-6" tall weeds. One treatment called for a
second treatment to regrowth weeds and it was made on June 25 to V5
soybeans and 1/4 to 8" tall weeds. Weed pressure could be
characterized as heavy and consisted of giant foxtail, sunflower,
morningglory, velvetleaf, waterhemp and volunteer corn.
All Liberty containing treatments contained 3 pounds/acre of spray grade
ammonium sulfate.
Results: The soybean stand was less than desired in this
study. Estimated stand on June 10 was 50,000 plants per acre.
Treatments were evaluated throughout the summer. The pre-emergence
Scepter treatment provided good control of all weeds except
velvetleaf and common waterhemp early in the season. Scepter did
not provide full control of giant foxtail but did reduce its
pressure and suppressed its growth. Authority provided good control
of common waterhemp and morningglory and suppressed sunflower, giant
foxtail and velvetleaf growth early in the season.
The results of the July 29 evaluation can be seen in the table below.
Treatment Percent Control (7-29-98)
(rates in amount per acre) Gft Snfl VL Mngl Wthmp
Epost Liberty @20 oz; then 20
oz of Liberty to 2-4" weed
regrowth 100 100 100 100 95
Pre Authority @2 oz followed
by Mpost Liberty @20 oz 97 98 100 93 87
Mpost Liberty @28 oz 63 95 95 90 67
Epost Liberty @28 oz plus
Scepter 70DG @1.4 oz 98 100 100 100 57
Pre Scepter 70DG @1.4 oz
followed by Mpost
Liberty @ 28 oz 97 93 100 100 60
LSD 0.05 21 NS NS NS 15
Table 8: Study 4207
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