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This free buyer's guide helps farmers evaluate the cost-effectiveness of owning and operating hay equipment.

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Lee Allen

Grape leafroll remediation recommendations

May 12, 2022

Five-year Cornell University study looks at solutions.

Rectangular-shaped lesions of gray leaf spot on corn leaf

Sierra Day

How to scout for common foliar diseases

May 12, 2022

Slideshow: Need a refresher on signs of gray leaf spot, northern corn leaf blight, southern rust and tar spot...

3 for fighting early season corn pests

May 10, 2022

Seed treatments and corn traits offer the best protection.

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Denise Attaway

Seeking holistic approach to control peach diseases

May 10, 2022

Bacterial spot and bacterial canker cause an estimated $22 million in annual losses in South Carolina and Georgia.

Willie Vogt

Partnership to fine-tune fungicide use

May 09, 2022

Ceres Imaging and Evergreen FS expand use of the Field Disease Risk product after a successful 2021 trial.

For thrips and tomato spotted wilt, this is your one chance

May 04, 2022

A candid post about thrips and tomato spotted wilt virus in peanuts

Stay alert as Tar Spot continues to spread

Apr 26, 2022

Plan fungicide strategy now to protect corn yields

Sierra Day

Researchers focus on tar spot resistance

Apr 21, 2022

University of Illinois research reveals two corn lines with steady levels of tar spot resistance in various environments.

A research plot used to show how dicamba can drift if not used in the right conditions

Jennifer Carrico

Iowa regulators remind farmers: No dicamba after June 20

Apr 20, 2022

Earlier this spring, U.S. EPA cut off in-season use of dicamba after June 20. Here’s what it means for Iowa farmers.

Lee Allen

Experts give update on grapevine red blotch

Apr 14, 2022

‘There is some cultural management possible by reducing vector populations,’ entomologist says.

Jennifer Carrico

How to manage for crop diseases

Mar 31, 2022

Slideshow: Crop disease can be prevented and/or controlled by proper management and scouting fields during the growing season and after harvest.

Tom J Bechman

Get beyond the hype of tar spot

Mar 28, 2022

Here are tips for managing foliar diseases in corn for 2022.

Southern Corn Pests to Watch in 2022

Mar 25, 2022

The seed might be in the ground in the south now that #plant22 has began, but the scouting is just beginning.

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