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by Ralph Mazzanti, Verification Coordinator – Rice - July 19, 2024
The Jefferson County field is 100% heading with stink bug levels over threshold. The Lonoke and White County fields are 100% heading yet below threshold for stink bugs. Fields at the early heading stage include Cross, Drew and Woodruff Counties. The Chicot County field is at ½” IE stage with mid-season N scheduled. The Poinsett County field is at the internode elongation stage.
Refer to the table below for field-specific information:
County
Cultivar
Stage
Additional Agronomic Details
Cross
RT 7521 FP*
Early Heading
Late-boot urea (70 lbs) applied 7/8.
Red rice escapes scattered on north end.
Chicot
CLL18
(FIR)
½” IE
Mid-season fertilizer scheduled urea (100 lbs) + NBPT.
Drew
RT 7521 FP
Should be at 50% heading next week 7/22.
Jefferson
Ozark
100% Heading
Stink bugs averaging 15 per 10 sweeps
Recommendation Tenchu 20 SG (8 oz)
Lonoke
RT 7521
FP*
Stink bugs averaging 2 per 10 sweeps.
Mississippi
RT 7321 FP* (FIR)
Late-Boot
Late-boot N (70 lbs) urea + NBPT applied 7/8.
Rainfall 1.55”
Poinsett
IE stage
The well is running this week after being down for 13 days.
Rainfall .4”
White
Rainfall 1.95”
Woodruff
50% Heading date 7/13
Field is behind due to early setback from
Sharpen herbicide.
Rainfall 2.55”
+ Dyna-Gro Seed Treatment which includes insecticide, fungicide, zinc and gibberellic acid.
* RiceTec Seed Treatment which includes insecticide, fungicides, zinc and gibberellic acid.
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