With recent reports in South Dakota of wheat streak mosaic virus and triticum mosaic virus in winter and spring wheat, here are some scouting tips from South Dakota State University Extension.
When done correctly, the PSNT is an excellent tool to determine available nitrate-N from organic matter mineralization, says Michigan State University Extension.
Researchers at Texas A&M AgriLife Extension say triticale might be an "extending" option for producers grazing cattle in the Rolling Plains and research on the crop is being accelerated.
Penn State Extension shares what to consider when evaluating whether a field needs to be planted, and how to terminate Roundup Ready corn in the case you decide to replant.
An Ohio State University Extension entomologist recommends growers start scouting for black cutworms as soon as corn emerges, checking for symptoms of above- and belowground feeding.
The nitrogen rate within a particular field for corn, wheat or sunflower is important, but nitrogen rate isn't related to yield over different sites, according to a soil specialist at North Dakota State University Extension.
Cool, wet weather is likely to blame for yellow corn seedlings, says University of Nebraska Extension, but seedlings should recover with warmer, sunnier days.
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