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Sunflower Tolerance and Weed Control from Pyroxasulfone Rich Zollinger1*, Phillip W. Stahlman6, Brian Jenks2, Michael Moechnig3, Brian Olson4, Dallas E. Peterson5, and Curtis R. Thompson7 1North Dakota

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1. Step 1: Start by selecting a sunflower variety that is known for its tolerance to weeds.
2. Step 2: Prepare the soil by removing any existing weeds and loosening it with a garden fork.
3. Step 3: Sow sunflower seeds at the recommended depth mentioned on the seed packet.
4. Step 4: Water the soil gently after sowing the seeds to ensure proper germination.
5. Step 5: Mulch the soil around the sunflower plants to suppress weed growth and retain moisture.
6. Step 6: Regularly monitor the sunflower patch for any emerging weeds.
7. Step 7: Hand-pull or use appropriate weed control methods to remove weeds that compete with sunflower plants for resources.
8. Step 8: Apply a pre-emergent herbicide if necessary, following the manufacturer's instructions.
9. Step 9: Protect the sunflower plants from pests that might hinder their growth and compete with them for nutrients.
10. Step 10: Maintain regular watering and fertilization to promote healthy sunflower growth, which can help suppress weed competition.

Who needs sunflower tolerance and weed?

1. Farmers and gardeners who cultivate sunflowers need to consider sunflower tolerance to weeds as it ensures better crop performance.
2. People who want to grow sunflowers in weed-prone areas can benefit from using weed-tolerant sunflower varieties.
3. Commercial sunflower growers who want to maximize yield and minimize weed management efforts can benefit from using sunflower tolerance and weed control methods.

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What is sunflower tolerance and weed?

Sunflower tolerance refers to the level of resistance that sunflower plants exhibit against certain environmental stressors and pests. 'Weed' typically refers to unwanted plants that compete with sunflowers for resources.

Who is required to file sunflower tolerance and weed?

Farmers and agricultural producers who cultivate sunflowers and are involved in the management of weed control practices are required to file sunflower tolerance and weed.

How to fill out sunflower tolerance and weed?

To fill out sunflower tolerance and weed documents, one must provide specific information about the sunflower varieties grown, the weed management practices implemented, and any relevant tolerance levels that apply.

What is the purpose of sunflower tolerance and weed?

The purpose of sunflower tolerance and weed documentation is to ensure proper weed management, track tolerance levels, and comply with agricultural standards and regulations.

What information must be reported on sunflower tolerance and weed?

Reports must include details such as the type of sunflower seeds used, observed tolerance levels, specific weeds identified, and control measures taken.