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There is a new trial underway to minimize corn rootworm's impact on your farm - Vimarsana News

There is a new trial underway to minimize corn rootworm's impact on your farm

Golden Harvest is conducting a new trial to try to find ways to minimize corn rootworm and its impact on farmer's fields.

Source: rfdtv.com
Corn Tar Spot Makes An Early Appearance In Eastern Iowa - Vimarsana News

Corn Tar Spot Makes An Early Appearance In Eastern Iowa

Just before July even began last week, an Iowa State University Extension Field Crops Pathologist Alison Robertson received a report of a black spot in a field in Central Iowa.

Source: kdat.com
Corn Tar Spot Makes An Early Appearance In Eastern Iowa - Vimarsana News

Corn Tar Spot Makes An Early Appearance In Eastern Iowa

Just before July even began last week, an Iowa State University Extension Field Crops Pathologist Alison Robertson received a report of a black spot in a field in Central Iowa.

Source: krna.com
Maximizing Yield Potential: How to battle early corn disease threats during #Plant22 - Vimarsana News

Maximizing Yield Potential: How to battle early corn disease threats during #Plant22

An expert says getting your crop off to a solid start includes managing early seedling diseases.

Source: rfdtv.com
Growers should be on alert for presence of disease in corn, soybeans - Vimarsana News

Growers should be on alert for presence of disease in corn, soybeans

The Soybean Situation According to the Badger CropDoc Wisconsin Soybean and Corn Disease update for August 2, 2021, officials observed and received reports of some fields with Phytophthora root and stem rot of soybean. Damon Smith, Associate Professor and Extension Specialist and Field Crops Pathologist says he has fielded many questions on why is happening and whether growers are seeing changes in the races of the Phytophthora organism in Wisconsin. "My short answer is probably not. However, we have found a new species of Phytophthora in some fields that can affect soybean," Smith said i...