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Scout fields for potential harvest issues

Sep 29, 2022

Use push and pinch tests to evaluate stalk integrity.

Tom J Bechman

Weed escapes show up in drone pictures

Sep 23, 2022

Soybean Watch: Drone images provide a better picture of the entire field.

hand holding the Purdue Corn & Soybean Field Guide to identify downy mildew

Tom J Bechman

Make preliminary disease ID in field

Sep 02, 2022

Soybean Watch: Identify which diseases are in your fields, even if their impact is minimal.

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Tom J Bechman

Unusual plants in cornfield

Aug 23, 2022

Corn Illustrated: You don’t need to worry about every abnormality you find.

Chris Torres

Tar spot is here, so start scouting

Aug 01, 2022

The first confirmed case of tar spot this year is in Lancaster County, Pa.

Jennifer Kiel

Farmers should scout for tar spot

Jul 18, 2022

Fungicide product and applicator availability, and efficacy questions, make management difficult.

Sarah McNaughton

Control wireworm populations

Jul 12, 2022

Producers should watch out for signs of wireworms in wheat fields.

healthy green soybean plants with some yellow leaves due to the shade of the canopy

Tom J Bechman

Assess soybean yield potential midseason

Jul 08, 2022

Soybean Watch: Evaluate plant health, and number of nodes and pods.

corn leaves with signs of a disease lesion, sulfur deficiency and nitrogen deficiency

Tom J Bechman

Look for plant health clues midseason

Jul 05, 2022

Corn Watch: A scouting trip can yield a wealth of information.

Tom J Bechman

Get out and scout!

Jun 14, 2022

Corn Watch: What you find in your fields will depend on when you look.

Tom J Bechman

Crop analytics from the air could become common

Jun 02, 2022

Hi-Tech Farming: Technology for scouting and mapping crops without walking fields continues moving forward.

Willie Vogt

Virtual sessions offer insight on scouting, pest management

May 31, 2022

Farm Progress 365 upcoming virtual seasonal sessions for June offer live conversation on hot crop topics.

Tom J Bechman

Crop scouting goes autonomous

May 05, 2022

Tommorrow’s Tech Today: New-age robot promises scouting information without the drudgery of walking fields yourself.

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