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This is a very quick and completely anonymous survey of growers, land managers, extension and industry personnel, and other stakeholders to describe the distribution and type of herbicide resistance in New York (NY) State. Participants from outside of NY can also reply; all respondents will be asked in Question 3 to describe where in NY they manage weeds (please select "Outside of New York state").
Are you actively involved with the management of weeds in agricultural, horticultural, natural, urban, or industrial systems? This includes providing recommendations as well as engaging in weed control activities (such as applying herbicides).
Yes
No
In which systems do you manage weeds? (Check all that apply)
Grains and annual forages (corn, soybean, small grains, etc…)
Hay and pastures (alfalfa, grass hay, etc…)
Ornamental (sod production, container nurseries, Christmas trees, cut flowers, etc…)
Horticultural, annual crops (fresh and processing vegetables)
Horticultural, perennial crops (tree fruits, berries, grapes, hops, etc…)
Natural landscapes (wildlife management areas, state parks, etc…)
Rights of ways (roadsides, railways, etc…)
Urban or industrial sites (lawns or sports turf, public gardens, commercial landscapes, etc…)
In which regions of NY do you manage weeds? (Check all that apply)
Western NY
Finger Lakes
Central NY
Southern Tier
Mohawk Valley
North Country
Capital Region
Mid-Hudson
New York City Metropolitan Area
Long Island
Outside of New York state
Herbicide resistance is defined as: “The ability of a weed to survive and set seed after it has been exposed to a rate of an herbicide THAT WOULD NORMALLY BE LETHAL.”
You can also think of it as: “I used to be able to kill this weed with this rate of herbicide and now I can’t or it is harder than it used to be.
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Do you suspect that there might be herbicide resistant weeds in the system that you farm or manage?
Yes
Maybe
No
Do you suspect that you might have herbicide resistance in any of the following weed species?
Do you suspect that you might have herbicide resistance in any of the following weed species?
Yes
Maybe
No
Palmer amaranth
Yes
Maybe
No
Waterhemp
Yes
Maybe
No
Other pigweed species
Yes
Maybe
No
Horseweed/marestail/Canada fleabane
Yes
Maybe
No
Common ragweed
Yes
Maybe
No
Common lambsquarters
Yes
Maybe
No
Smooth crabgrass
Yes
Maybe
No
Annual bluegrass
Yes
Maybe
No
Other species (please list below)
Yes
Maybe
No
Please let us know what other species you suspect as being herbicide resistant.
What herbicides or types of herbicides do you think you may have resistance to?
What herbicides or types of herbicides do you think you may have resistance to?
Yes
Maybe
No
Atrazine (e.g. Aatrex)
Yes
Maybe
No
Clopyralid (e.g. Stinger)
Yes
Maybe
No
Glyphosate (e.g. Roundup)
Yes
Maybe
No
Paraquat (e.g. Gramoxone)
Yes
Maybe
No
Linuron (e.g. Lorox)
Yes
Maybe
No
Bentazon (e.g. Basagran)
Yes
Maybe
No
Simazine (e.g. Princep)
Yes
Maybe
No
S-metolachlor (e.g. Dual Magnum)
Yes
Maybe
No
Chloransulam (e.g. First Rate)
Yes
Maybe
No
Dicamba
Yes
Maybe
No
2,4-D
Yes
Maybe
No
Other herbicide (Please list below)
Yes
Maybe
No
Please let us know what other herbicides you suspect you may have resistance to.
How long do you think you have had herbicide resistant weeds in the system that you farm and manage?
Less than 2 years
3 to 5 years
6 to 10 years
Greater than 10 years
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