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September 2003


(30 Sep)
Got Ear Rots?
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For other post-harvest grain quality information, see Purdue's Post Harvest Grain Quality & Stored Product Protection Program's Web site.
(30 Sep)
Ohio C.O.R.N. Newsletter, including ...
  • Glyphosate-Resistant Marestail on the Move
  • Fall Herbicide Applications Will Reduce Marestail Problems in the Spring - But How Much?
  • Fall Slug Sampling
  • Soybean Aphid Information
  • Sampling Fields for Soybean Cyst Nematode
(30 Sep)
"Sewing" the Soil: A Quicker Way To Measure Soil Compaction
USDA-ARS News
(26 Sep)
Nagging Reminder About Stalk Health Concerns
Bob Nielsen, Purdue Univ.
(25 Sep)
Fertilizer costs biggest increase for farmers in 2004
Purdue News
(25 Sep)
Missouri Integrated Pest & Crop Management Newsletter, including ...
  • Timing is Everything in Perennial Weed Control
  • Ear and Kernel Rots of Corn
  • SL(A)M: Time to take the Next Step of "Aeration"
  • 2003 Crop Management Conference
  • Watch for Unusual Soil Test Potassium Results This Fall
(23 Sep)
Ohio C.O.R.N. Newsletter, including ...
  • Status of First Year Corn Rootworm in Ohio
  • Potential Exists For Serious Stalk Lodging Problems in Corn
  • Say No To Planting Wheat After Wheat
  • Soil Compaction Concerns from Grain Harvest
(23 Sep)
Three Questions For The Soybean Market
Darrel Good, Univ. of Illinois
(18 Sep)
Purdue Pest & Crop Newsletter
(Available in either HTML format or PDF format)
  • Beauties and the Beasts
  • Asian Lady Beetle, Beneficial Changes to Nuisance
  • European Corn Borer Update
  • Fall Applied Herbicide
  • End-of-Season Corn Stalk Nitrate Test
  • Tip Fill Problems in Corn
(18 Sep)
Nebraska Crop Watch Newsletter, including...
  • Relay cropping offers economic benefits, helps reduce leaching from high nitrate soils
  • Tips for adapting relay cropping with wheat
  • Test cornstalks to assess nitrogen use
  • Grazing low-yield standing corn often economical
  • Grazing, haying corn and milo stalks post harvest
  • Niger thistle -- a new crop for Nebraska
  • Thorough bin and equipment cleaning can help protect your stored harvest
  • Few controls available for some late-season pasture weeds
(17 Sep)
Tip Fill Problems in Corn
Bob Nielsen, Purdue Univ.
(15 Sep)
Corn and Soybean Production Prospects
Darrel Good, Univ. of Illinois
(15 Sep)
End-of-Season Corn Stalk Nitrate Test
Bob Nielsen, Purdue Univ.
(12 Sep)
Missouri Integrated Pest & Crop Management Newsletter, including ...
  • Nitrogen Management: Wheat Following Low-Yielding Corn
  • Growth and Development of Soybean: Seed-Filling
  • Dayflowers: Grass or Broadleaf?
  • Critical Components in Maximizing Winter Wheat Yield
  • "Black" Corn Fields
  • Evaluate Winter Wheat Seed Quality Prior to Planting
  • Seed-Treatment Fungicides Labeled for Winter Wheat
  • Scout for Weed Escapes While Riding in the Combine
  • Risk of Atrazine Carryover Damage to Wheat and Soybean
  • Protect Grain and Lungs from Dust and Fines
(12 Sep)
Iowa Integrated Crop Management Newsletter, including ...
  • Drought/dry summer corn and soybean forage harvest options and management strategies
  • Western bean cutworm added to Herculex registration
  • Charcoal rot -- a disease new to Iowa farmers
  • Fall soybean disease scouting
  • Time to evaluate fall soil conditions
(9 Sep)
Ohio C.O.R.N. Newsletter, including ...
  • Northern Leaf Blight Continues to Spread in Corn Fields
  • Corn Maturation Update
  • Lime Considerations
  • Grain Bin Clean-Up
  • New Technologies Demonstrated at Farm Science Review
(9 Sep)
Nebraska Crop Watch Newsletter, including...
  • Irrigation recommended this fall for winter wheat
  • Home and commercial wheat seed treatments
  • Plant small grains for early spring pasture
  • Ending soybean irrigation too early can cut yields
  • Soybean aphid numbers decline
  • Assessing nitrogen use with the corn stalk nitrate test
  • Dry conditions increase the risk of aflatoxin in corn
  • Use the 'squeeze' test to check silage moisture
  • Consider likelihood of available water when selecting 2004 crops
  • Irrigation status in the North Platte Valley
  • Adjust combine to get the most from uneven, drought-damaged crops
  • Determining when to rotate alfalfa
(8 Sep)
What Does the Market Say About Crop Size?
Darrel Good, Univ. of Illinois
(5 Sep)
Purdue Pest & Crop Newsletter
(Available in either HTML format or PDF format)
  • Hessian Fly Infestation in Indiana Extremely Low in 2003
  • Soybean Sudden Death Syndrome
  • Soybean in Rotation with Watermelon
  • Variety Selection and Seeding Rate for Soft Red Winter Wheat
  • Corn Fields Shutting Down
(5 Sep)
Illinois Pest & Crop Bulletin
(Available in either HTML format or PDF format)
  • Soybean Aphid Update
  • Soybean Aphid Story: 2003
  • Fly-Free Date Reminder
  • Root Ratings from 2003 Corn Rootworm Control Trials in Illinois
  • White What? White Mold in Illinois Soybean Fields
  • Stalking the Corn Stalk Rots in Illinois
  • Brown Stem Rot: A Sneaky But Manageable Disease
  • Wheat Seed Treatments for Fall 2003
  • The Curtain Falls on the 2003 Crop
(4 Sep)
Ohio C.O.R.N. Newsletter, including ...
  • Hessian Fly in Volunteer Wheat
  • This Has Been a Tough Year for Soybeans
  • Evaluating Corn Hybrid Demonstration Plots
  • Controlling Dandelion with Fall Herbicide Applications
  • Control Weeds Before Wheat Emergence!
(3 Sep)
Corn Fields Shutting Down
Bob Nielsen, Purdue Univ.
Green rule

Also take a look at...

Purdue Agronomy On-Line!
The WWW home of Purdue's Agronomy Department
Purdue University Agronomy Extension
The Corn Growers Guidebook
A WWW resource for corn management systems throughout North America.
Agronomic Links Across the Globe
A list of agronomic Internet offerings collected from across the U.S. and throughout the world.

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