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Consider Fall Herbicide Applications In No-Till

By Bill Johnson and Travis Legleiter posted on September 26, 2014 | Posted in Crop Protection
Source: Purdue University Extension
The 2014 harvest season has started and should be in high gear within the next week. As producers begin harvest they will need to be thinking about many management plans for next seasons crop. Herbicide programs and weed management strategies will be one of those topics that producers need to consider this fall as harvest wraps up this current growing season.
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Unapproved GM Wheat Growing In Montana

September 26, 2014 | Posted in Crop Protection
Source: Reuters
A strain of genetically modified wheat never approved for sale or consumption in the United States was discovered growing in Montana in July, officials with the U.S. Department of Agriculture said on Friday.
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Stalk And Crown Rot Diseases Likely In Corn

September 21, 2014 | Posted in Crop Protection
Source: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension
Much of the 2014 Nebraska corn crop has experienced repeated and prolonged stress and wounding. While most of the corn crop looks good, we are beginning to see early evidence of problems developing. In particular, stalk rot diseases are beginning to develop in various areas across the state. Producers should strongly consider monitoring their fields for stalk rot diseases and weakened stalks as corn dries down and harvest approaches.
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Pre-Harvest Glyphosate Treatment On No-Till Sorghum

September 19, 2014 | Posted in Nutrient Management
Source: Kansas State University Extension
There are always questions about effective ways to manage grain sorghum to improve the performance of winter wheat planted into no-till sorghum residue following fall harvest. The technique most often asked about is applying glyphosate to the sorghum crop prior to harvest.
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Early Firing Of Corn

September 18, 2014 | Posted in Nutrient Management
Source: Michigan State University Extension
When nitrogen (N) deficiencies occur early and mid-season, corn leaves on the lower part of the plant begin to turn yellow prematurely starting from the leaf tip and progressing towards the stalk. Lower leaves will be affected first as N is mobile and will be reallocated to the upper leaves. The yellow color will turn brown followed by death of lower leaves, leading to a condition known as firing.
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Adding SCO Coverage To Crop Insurance For Wheat

September 18, 2014
Source: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension
Choosing your crop insurance contract for 2015 just got more complicated with the addition of the Supplemental Coverage Option (SCO), a county-level insurance program available through the 2014 farm bill. SCO will be available in select counties this fall for 2015 wheat and in more counties in early 2015 for spring-planted crops. SCO works in conjunction with a producer's individual crop insurance policy and is purchased through a crop insurance agent.
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