Purdue: Corkscrewed corn seedlings
April 30, 2009
There are loads of photos here, so click the link and go right to Purdue’s website.
News Archives for April 2009
Late planting and relative hybrid maturity decisions
April 30, 2009
Another article from Dr. Nielsen at Purdue
Cool, Wet Soils Can Result in More Corn Injury
April 30, 2009
Under the cool and wet soil conditions that have persisted throughout most of Missouri this year, injury from preemergence residual herbicides is more likely to occur.
ISU: Quick Facts About Corn Nematodes
April 30, 2009
Recent changes in corn production practices in the Midwest may be responsible for an increase in crop damage caused by plant-parasitic nematodes.
Wisconsin Crop Manager
April 30, 2009
All articles for the date issue of the Wisconsin Crop Manager, Volume 16 Number 9, April 30, 2009 are now available on the web.
IL: The Bulletin
April 30, 2009
Issue no. 6 of the Bulletin—pest management and crop development information for Illinois is now available on the Web.
ISU: Nitrogen decisions on corn
April 30, 2009
Last year’s wet weather resulted in a lot of lost nitrogen, which resulted in corn yields being less than their potential.
ISU: Check Already Planted Corn and Soybean Fields
April 30, 2009
Last week was a phenomenal week for planting. Conditions were as near to perfect as we’ve seen in several years.
Late Planting, Heavy Weed Pressure Can Increase Cutworm
April 28, 2009
Cutworm damage could be an issue in some southern corn-growing areas, as locally delayed planting puts young corn seedlings in the crosshairs of hungry, large cutworm larvae.
OSU: Successful Corn Establishment in Late April and Early May
April 28, 2009
Mistakes made during the planting operation are usually irreversible, and can put a “ceiling” on the crop’s yield potential before the plants have even emerged.
ISU’s ICM Newsletter
April 27, 2009
New articles in the ICM Newsletter for the week of 4/20/2009 – 4/26/2009.
WI: Evaluating Alfalfa Stands – Video
April 24, 2009
In this video Dr. Dan Undersander, UWEX forage agronomist, visits an alfalfa field and demonstrates steps you can take to answer this question. Is this stand good enough to keep?
IL: The Bulletin
April 23, 2009
Issue no. 5 of the Bulletin—pest management and crop development information for Illinois is now available on the Web.
MSU: Managing heaved alfalfa fields
April 23, 2009
Heaving, or the pushing of plants out of the ground, has been reported in several Michigan alfalfa fields, most notably in the Central and Southern Michigan area.
Purdue weed specialist: Residual herbicides no match for wet soil
April 22, 2009
Soil-applied herbicides can knock out a farmer’s toughest weeds, but the chemical products are no match against soggy fields, said Bill Johnson, Purdue University Extension weed specialist.
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