Claim · model-written summary
Drip-applied metam sodium projected an additional mountain area return of $40/acre.
- Taxon
- strawberries
Fragaria ×ananassat0 - Treatment
- drip-applied metam sodiume0
- Outcome
- additional returne0
- Direction
- additionale0
- Value
- $40/acree0
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Verbatim
e0“The drip-applied metam sodium application resulted in an additional return of $40/acre”
t0“Strawberries”
Title
Olha Sydorovych; Charles D. Safley; Lisa M. Ferguson; et al. HortTechnology 2006. doi:10.21273/horttech.16.1.0118
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- Intervention effect In the piedmont and coastal plain, chloropicrin yielded an additional $1670/acre relative to MeBr.
- Intervention effect In the piedmont and coastal plain, Telone-C35 yielded an additional $277/acre relative to MeBr.
- Intervention effect Projected return from shank-applied metam sodium was approximately equal to MeBr.
- Intervention effect Drip-applied metam sodium projected a $2182 per acre loss relative to MeBr.
- Intervention effect InLine projected a $2233 per acre loss relative to MeBr.
- Intervention effect Telone II projected a $4179 per acre loss relative to MeBr.
- Intervention effect Nonfumigated soil projected a $6450 per acre loss relative to MeBr.
- Intervention effect In the mountain area, all alternatives projected increased net returns relative to MeBr.
- Intervention effect InLine projected the largest mountain area increase of $1320/acre.
- Intervention effect TriClor projected an added mountain area return of $509 per acre.
- Intervention effect Telone-C35 projected an added mountain area return of $339 per acre.
- Intervention effect Nonfumigated soil projected $24/acre more revenue than MeBr in the mountain area.
- Recommendation The authors conclude that economically feasible fumigation alternatives to MeBr exist for southeastern US strawberry production.