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Home ยป Pest management guides available
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Pest management guides available

Pest Management guides are available online or as hard copies

PUBLISHED ON February 8, 2017

"The guides provide recommendations for herbicides, insecticides, seed treatments, and fungicides that are available in South Dakota for controlling weeds, insects, and diseases," explained Paul Johnson, SDSU Extension Weed Science Coordinator. (igrow.org)

BROOKINGS, S.D. โ€” South Dakota 2017 Pest Management guides are available online as PDF downloads or as hard copies at SDSU Extension Regional Centers and SDSU Extension events.

“The guides provide recommendations for herbicides, insecticides, seed treatments, and fungicides that are available in South Dakota for controlling weeds, insects, and diseases,” explained Paul Johnson, SDSU Extension Weed Science Coordinator.

The guides are available for the following crops:
* Sunflower & Oilseeds/Alfalfa & Range – including alfalfa, canola, flax, safflower, and sunflowers
* Corn
* Soybeans
* Wheat – including barley, rye, oats, durum, millet, and triticale.

Thanks to generous sponsorships, the guides are available at no cost to South Dakotans. Sponsors include: South Dakota Soybean Research and Promotion Council, the South Dakota Corn Utilization Council, the SDSU Extension IPM Program, South Dakota Department of Agriculture, and the SDSU Extension WEED Project.

More details
The guides were updated for 2017 to include new products, new product names and the corresponding changes to the labels including application rates, rotation restrictions, and additive rates. Cost estimates are included for the herbicide products.

โ€” SDSU Extension

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4-H members pictured here include: (back row, front to back) Kristin Gonsoir, Coach; Kathy Sperry, Coach; Hilary Rossow, SDSU Extension 4-H Animal Projects Coordinator/Coach; Dan Sharp, Brown County; Kadon Leddy, Grant County; Alex Kock, Turner County; Matthew Sperry, Brown County; Matthew Bogue, Lincoln County and Trey Wright, Brown County. (Middle row lef to right): Lori Sletten, Turner County; Jemima Sletten, Turner County; Grace Kock, Turner County; Stephanie Chambliss, SDSU Extension 4-H Youth Program Advisor - Charles Mix/coach; Travis Sharp, Brown County; Darby Knoll, Charles Mix County; Adrianne Schaunaman, Brown County; Emma Mesman, Hughes County and Marissa Woodring, Spink County. (Front row left to right): Amanda Stade, SDSU Extension 4-H Events Management Coordinator; Taylor Eitemiller, Charles Mix County; Kristin Soukup, Charles Mix County; Molly Kroeger, Lincoln County; Sarah Vos, Pennington County; Cassandra Townsend, Brown County; Dallas Vos, Coach; Sadie Vander Wal, Spink County and Madilyn Wright, Brown County. (Courtesy of SDSU Extension)

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