Agronomy Guide 2007–2008

Tables

• Table 2.5-1. Small-grain herbicides and their characteristics and restrictions.
• Table 2.5-2. Relative effectiveness of "burndown" treatments for no-till small grains.
• Table 2.5-3. Characteristics of "burndown" herbicides for no-till small grains.
• Table 2.5-4. Relative effectiveness of small-grain herbicides.
• Table 2.5-5. Herbicides for small grains.
• Table 2.5-6. Grazing and feeding restrictions for small-grain herbicides and livestock use.
• Table 2.5-7. Summary of recommended insecticides for small-grain insect control.
• Table 2.5-8. Suggested insecticides, rates, and restrictions for small-grain insect control.
• Table 2.5-9. Wheat disease thresholds.
• Table 2.5-10. Fungicide efficacy for wheat disease control based on application at threshold level.
• Table 2.5-11. Estimated yield loss to powdery mildew disease severity and varietal resistance.

Figures

• Figure 2.5-1. Growth stages in cereals when herbicides may be applied.
• Figure 2.5-2. Key periods of small-grain insect pests in Pennsylvania.