Control of Downy brome in grass grown for seed Daniel A. Ball, CBARC Sandra M. Frost.

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Control of Downy brome in grass grown for seed Daniel A. Ball, CBARC Sandra M. Frost

Bromus tectorum L. Mediterranean Aggressive winter annual weed Spring forage Problem in winter wheat and perennial grass

Bromus tectorum L. Fine hairs on leaves Panicle dense, slender Seeds narrow with awns

Bromus tectorum L. Annual precip 6 to 22 inches Many soil conditions and habitat types Seed germinates late summer Seed mature after 1800 GDD (base 32F) Seeds viable in soil 2 to 3 years

Labeled for Downy brome Outlook (6EC) at 14 to 21 oz product / A –Dimethenamid Sencor 75DF at 0.5 lb/A (75W) –metribuzin On established, dormant grasses

Cultural control Crop rotation Moldboard plow Tillage before seed emergence –1800 GDD, base 32F Pre-plant control –Tillage –Herbicides – Roundup

CRP tolerance trial Established stand seeded 9/2000 PRE applications 9/2001

Herbicides HerbicideTimingWeeds ProwlPREFoxtails OutlookPREFoxtails + Downy brome Dual MagnumPRESuppresses Downy brome AxiomPREFoxtails Sencor 75DFPRESuppresses Downy brome Prowl + OutlookPREDowny brome Plateau + MSOPOSTDowny brome

Timothy tolerance Timothy TreatmentProd/A10/2/014/19/025/22/ % injury Prowl5 pt311 Outlook1 pt11314 Dual Magnum1 pt413 Axiom9 oz54153 Sencor 75DF5 oz Prowl + Outlook5 pt + 1 pt2034 LSD (0.05)191518

Thickspike wg tolerance Thickspike wheatgrass TreatmentProd/A10/2/014/19/025/22/ % injury Prowl5 pt 300 Outlook1 pt 810 Dual Magnum1 pt 330 Axiom9 oz 4393 Sencor 75DF5 oz 4050 Prowl + Outlook5 pt + 1 pt 1358 LSD (0.05) 1778

Bluebunch tolerance Bluebunch wheatgrass TreatmentProd/A10/2/014/19/025/22/ % injury Prowl5 pt 110 Outlook1 pt 110 Dual Magnum1 pt 010 Axiom9 oz 2450 Sencor 75DF5 oz 3840 Prowl + Outlook5 pt + 1 pt 600 LSD (0.05) 1050

Sandberg tolerance Sandberg bluegrass TreatmentProd/A10/2/014/19/025/22/ % injury Prowl5 pt 030 Outlook1 pt 400 Dual Magnum1 pt 300 Axiom9 oz 800 Sencor 75DF5 oz 2000 Prowl + Outlook5 pt + 1 pt 400 LSD (0.05) 630

Big bluegrass tolerance Big bluegrass TreatmentProd/A10/2/014/19/025/22/ % injury Prowl5 pt 100 Outlook1 pt 500 Dual Magnum1 pt 130 Axiom9 oz 2340 Sencor 75DF5 oz 5410 Prowl + Outlook5 pt + 1 pt 600 LSD (0.05) 1350

Sheep fescue tolerance Sheep fescue TreatmentProd/A10/2/014/19/025/22/ % injury Prowl5 pt 110 Outlook1 pt 1815 Dual Magnum1 pt Axiom9 oz Sencor 75DF5 oz 9340 Prowl + Outlook5 pt + 1 pt LSD (0.05) 12610

CRP tolerance trial Established stand seeded 2000 Applications made –PRE 9/2001 –POST 11/2001

Timothy tolerance Timothy TreatmentProd/ATiming10/2/014/19/025/22/ % injury Prowl5 ptPRE1115 Outlook1 ptPRE10015 Dual Magnum1 ptPRE405 Axiom9 ozPRE4034 Sencor 75DF5 ozPRE Prowl + Outlook5 pt + 1 ptPRE919 Plateau + MSO4 oz ptPOST08060 LSD (0.05)151123

Bluebunch wheatgrass TreatmentProd/ATiming10/2/014/19/025/22/ % injury Prowl5 ptPRE 110 Outlook1 ptPRE 400 Dual Magnum1 ptPRE 310 Axiom9 ozPRE 1830 Sencor 75DF5 ozPRE 4010 Prowl + Outlook5 pt + 1 ptPRE 400 Plateau + MSO4 oz ptPOST 080 LSD (0.05) 1040

Sandberg bluegrass TreatmentProd/ATiming10/2/014/19/025/22/ % injury Prowl5 ptPRE 30NA Outlook1 ptPRE 20NA Dual Magnum1 ptPRE 10NA Axiom9 ozPRE 140NA Sencor 75DF5 ozPRE 230NA Prowl + Outlook5 pt + 1 ptPRE 40NA Plateau + MSO4 oz ptPOST 03NA LSD (0.05) 63NA

Big bluegrass TreatmentProd/ATiming10/2/014/19/025/22/ % injury Prowl5 ptPRE500 Outlook1 ptPRE930 Dual Magnum1 ptPRE304 Axiom9 ozPRE2303 Sencor 75DF5 ozPRE5900 Prowl + Outlook5 pt + 1 ptPRE600 Plateau + MSO4 oz ptPOST0130 LSD (0.05)1245

Perennial ryegrass TreatmentProd/ATiming10/2/014/19/025/22/ % injury Prowl5 ptPRE 300 Outlook1 ptPRE 910 Dual Magnum1 ptPRE 100 Axiom9 ozPRE 1000 Sencor 75DF5 ozPRE 1810 Prowl + Outlook5 pt + 1 ptPRE 900 Plateau + MSO4 oz ptPOST 074 LSD (0.05) 81210

Chewings fescue TreatmentProd/ATiming10/2/014/19/025/22/ % injury Prowl5 ptPRE 103 Outlook1 ptPRE 510 Dual Magnum1 ptPRE 100 Axiom9 ozPRE 1414 Sencor 75DF5 ozPRE Prowl + Outlook5 pt + 1 ptPRE 833 Plateau + MSO4 oz ptPOST LSD (0.05) 11922

Tall fescue TreatmentProd/ATiming10/2/014/19/025/22/ % injury Prowl5 ptPRE 300 Outlook1 ptPRE 1401 Dual Magnum1 ptPRE 600 Axiom9 ozPRE 1805 Sencor 75DF5 ozPRE 2901 Prowl + Outlook5 pt + 1 ptPRE 1300 Plateau + MSO4 oz ptPOST LSD (0.05) 1225

Kentucky bluegrass TreatmentProd/ATiming10/2/014/19/025/22/ % injury Prowl5 ptPRE 333 Outlook1 ptPRE 8328 Dual magnum1 ptPRE 3134 Axiom9 ozPRE Sencor 75DF5 ozPRE Prowl + Outlook5 pt + 1 ptPRE 9133 Plateau + MSO4 oz ptPOST 0814 LSD (0.05) 15633