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Weed control in asparagus direct-seeded under semi-arid conditions

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Fred L. Whiting, University of California, Riverside.
Frank H. Takatori, University of California, Riverside.
James M. Lyons, University of California, Davis.

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California Agriculture 25(1):4-5.

Published January 01, 1971

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Chemical weed control is possible in direct seeded asparagus, according to these tests. However, a successful program may require a pre-emergent chemical that will give complete control for at least 4 to 6 weeks after crop emergence, and then a layby treatment for the rest of the season. Additional tests are needed before recommendations can be made. The University of California has no recommendations at present for herbicides in direct seeded asparagus planting. Federal registrations are available only for Vegiben and Paraquat when used pre-emergent to the asparagus.

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Weed control in asparagus direct-seeded under semi-arid conditions

Fred L. Whiting, Frank H. Takatori, James M. Lyons
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Weed control in asparagus direct-seeded under semi-arid conditions

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Authors

Fred L. Whiting, University of California, Riverside.
Frank H. Takatori, University of California, Riverside.
James M. Lyons, University of California, Davis.

Publication Information

California Agriculture 25(1):4-5.

Published January 01, 1971

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Abstract

Chemical weed control is possible in direct seeded asparagus, according to these tests. However, a successful program may require a pre-emergent chemical that will give complete control for at least 4 to 6 weeks after crop emergence, and then a layby treatment for the rest of the season. Additional tests are needed before recommendations can be made. The University of California has no recommendations at present for herbicides in direct seeded asparagus planting. Federal registrations are available only for Vegiben and Paraquat when used pre-emergent to the asparagus.

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