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This 286-page guide is a comprehensive resource for newly updated research results and recommendations on weed management in Nebraska crop production. New this year is a chart on herbicide modes of action, tables on selecting sprayer nozzles for droplet size, a section on flame weeding, and expanded fungicide and insecticide listings. It includes detailed drawings and photos to aid in weed identification, as well as photos to aid in insect and disease identification.  Section topics include:

• Principles of Weed Management, including herbicide modes and sites of action, integrated weed management, weed management in conservation tillage; non-chemical control; and managing herbicide resistance
• Human Safety and Environmental Stewardship, including ratings for herbicide water solubility, relative soil persistance, and relative soil retention, and potential human and environmental risks
• Application Equipment and Practices, including tips and tables for nozzle selection; spray boom set-up; sprayer calibration; prepare spray mixtures
• Weed Control by Crop and by System, including weed response tables and herbicide programs for alfalfa, chicory, corn, dry bean, ecofarming, garbanzo beans, melons, onions, potatoes, pumpkins, sorghum, soybean, sugarbeet, sunflower, and wheat and small grains (barley, oat, proso millet, rye, triticale)
• Weed Control for Noncrop Areas, including aquatic, CRP, ditches, roadsides, pastures, and turf.
• Noxious and Troublesome Weeds
• Herbicide Use Appendices
• Disease Control by Crop, including fungicide efficacy tables and treatment programs for corn, dry bean, soybean, sugarbeets, and wheat
• Insect Control by Crop, including insecticide efficacy tables for alfalfa, field corn, soybean, and wheat
• Product Dictionaries for herbicides, fungicides and insecticides labeled for use in Nebraska.
• Estimated Herbicide Prices

This guide is a key pest management reference for Nebraska's crop producers. Keep one handy in your pickup or at your desk. 

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This 300-page guide is a comprehensive resource for current research-based information and UNL recommendations on weed management in Nebraska crop production, with special sections on fungicides, insecticides, and pesticide application equipment and safety. It includes detailed drawings and photos to aid in weed identification, as well as photos to aid in insect and disease identification. This guide is a key pest management reference for Nebraska's crop producers. Keep one handy in your pickup or at your desk.

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Our warehouse has reduced its hours of operation. Orders will be shipped as soon as possible, but please allow at least 5 days for your order to arrive. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

This 286-page guide is a comprehensive resource for newly updated research results and recommendations on weed management in Nebraska crop production. New this year is a chart on herbicide modes of action, tables on selecting sprayer nozzles for droplet size, a section on flame weeding, and expanded fungicide and insecticide listings. It includes detailed drawings and photos to aid in weed identification, as well as photos to aid in insect and disease identification.  Section topics include:

• Principles of Weed Management, including herbicide modes and sites of action, integrated weed management, weed management in conservation tillage; non-chemical control; and managing herbicide resistance
• Human Safety and Environmental Stewardship, including ratings for herbicide water solubility, relative soil persistance, and relative soil retention, and potential human and environmental risks
• Application Equipment and Practices, including tips and tables for nozzle selection; spray boom set-up; sprayer calibration; prepare spray mixtures
• Weed Control by Crop and by System, including weed response tables and herbicide programs for alfalfa, chicory, corn, dry bean, ecofarming, garbanzo beans, melons, onions, potatoes, pumpkins, sorghum, soybean, sugarbeet, sunflower, and wheat and small grains (barley, oat, proso millet, rye, triticale)
• Weed Control for Noncrop Areas, including aquatic, CRP, ditches, roadsides, pastures, and turf.
• Noxious and Troublesome Weeds
• Herbicide Use Appendices
• Disease Control by Crop, including fungicide efficacy tables and treatment programs for corn, dry bean, soybean, sugarbeets, and wheat
• Insect Control by Crop, including insecticide efficacy tables for alfalfa, field corn, soybean, and wheat
• Product Dictionaries for herbicides, fungicides and insecticides labeled for use in Nebraska.
• Estimated Herbicide Prices

This guide is a key pest management reference for Nebraska's crop producers. Keep one handy in your pickup or at your desk. 

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For private and commercial/noncommercial applicators using restricted use pesticides applied by fixed or rotary wing aircraft. Topics include laws, safety, preventing drift, aerial dispersal systems, calibration, and flight patterns. Includes aspects in the Agricultural Pest Control–Plant (01) category specific to aerial pesticide applications. Applications by air to nonagricultural sites would require testing in additional categories. Content supplements information in Nebraska’s General Standards (00) core manual. Recertification and relicensing is required every 3 years for both this category and General Standards.

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Includes applications made by fixed or rotary wing aircraft. This category includes those aspects in the Agricultural Pest Control-Plant (01) category that are specific to aerial pesticide applications. Does not include, but can be expanded to include, the aerial aspects of the Right-of-Way Pest Control (07) and/or Public Health Pest Control (09) categories. Learn More

For commercial/noncommercial applicators, including doctors of veterinary medicine who apply restricted use pesticides to protect beef cattle, dairy cattle, swine, sheep, horses, goats, poultry, livestock, and other animals; and to places on or in which animals are confined. Topics include pesticides, flies, mites, ticks, lice, fleas, bed bugs, and more. Content supplements information in Nebraska’s General Standards (00) core manual. Recertification and relicensing is required every 3 years for both this category and General Standards. Does NOT include the control of predators such as coyotes in pastures or holding pens (see Category 14).

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Restricted use pesticide applications to protect: beef cattle, dairy cattle, swine, sheep, horses, goats, poultry, livestock, and other animals and to places on or in where animals are confined. Includes doctors of veterinary medicine engaged in the business of applying restricted use pesticides. Does NOT include the control of predators such as coyotes in pastures or holding pens (see Category 14). Learn More

For commercial/noncommercial applicators using restricted use pesticides to protect agricultural crops, vegetables, small fruits, tree fruits and nuts; as well as pastures, grasslands, and noncrop agricultural land. Topics include insect pests, weeds, diseases, application equipment, calibration, integrated pest management, pesticide laws, environmental safety, and more. Content supplements information in Nebraska's General Standards (00) core manual. Recertification and relicensing is required every 3 years for both this and General Standards.

Purchase of this FlipBook provides 1 year of access. This digital manual is NON-REFUNDABLE.

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Restricted use pesticide applications to protect: agricultural crops, vegetables, small fruits, tree fruits, nuts, pastures, grasslands, noncrop agricultural land Does NOT include the control of vertebrate pests such as prairie dogs (see Category 14). Learn More