The following stories have been posted to this week’s issue of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension newsletter CropWatch.

In This Issue

• Foliar Corn Diseases Developing Earlier than Normal
• Should Hail-Damaged Corn be Treated With Foliar Fungicides?
• Scouting and Treating Western Bean Cutworms
• Links to Light Trap Data
• Stay the Course When Replanting Soybeans
• Phytophthora and Pythium Showing Up in Nebraska Soybeans
• Hail Injury and Possible Soybean Diseases
• Rising Fertilizer Prices Reinforce Need for Soil Testing, Careful Planning
• NDA Reminds Producers To Be Mindful of Fungicide Labeling
• Control Potato Leafhoppers In Alfalfa
• Seeding Forages Into Wheat Stubble
• Storing Hay to Minimize Losses
• Links to Light Trap Data
• Grassed Waterways a Standard for Erosion Control
• Proper Maintenance Contributes to Windbreak Efficiency
• Summer Weather Outlook: Equal Chances Wet or Dry
• Field Updates: Storm Damage, Wheat Progress
• USDA: Nebraska Soybean Acres Up; Corn Acres Down Slightly
• USDA: USDA: Nebraska Grain Stocks as of June 1
• USDA: Crop Condition
• No-Till on the Plains Whirlwind Expo July 30
• UNL Events Offer Youth Skill-Development, Long-term Benefits
• Help Available is to Farmers and Ranchers with Disabilities
• Simple Steps Can Prevent Water and Flood Damage in Homes