Evaluating peanut cultivar response to agronomic management and planting date and irrigation impacts on new peanut cultivars, yield, grade, aflatoxin and water requirements and use of drone technology for management decisions

Institution:

Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia on behalf of the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service and University of Georgia Research Foundation, Inc.

Budget ID:

1608

Project ID:

463

Report BID:

State:

Georgia

Region:

Southeast (GA, FL, AL)

State Group:

GA-180

Project Fiscal Year:

2018

Category:

Production/Agronomics

Report Type:

Report Received Date:

Investigator:

Monfort

Project NPB Budget:

$76,500

Peanut research trials were conducted to evaluate cultivar response to differing agronomic practices in Georgia. N??merous cultivar trials were conducted to evaluate the yield and grade potential of newly released peanut cultivars compared to the industry standard Georgia-06G. Several trials were planted to evaluate the response of cultivars to row configuration in both conventional tillage/reduced tillage and dryland/irrigated situations along with seeding rate and planting date. New planter technologies were also evaluated to determine utility in crop growth and yielding potential. 

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