Online Resources

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Other Field Crop Info

• Purdue's Chat 'n Chew Cafe
• Purdue's Field Crop IPM
• Purdue's KingCorn.org
• Purdue's Pest & Crop Newsletter

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Field Crop Diseases & Drought

The following links are to articles published at Purdue or other land-grant universities relative to drought-related disease issues.

Disclaimer: Quite a few of the links provided here originate in states other than Indiana. If you have any questions about the applicability of the information contained in any of these articles, please contact the article's author.

North Carolina State University

• Mycotoxins in Corn

North Dakota State University

• Coping with Drought
  A comprehensive listing of on-line drought-related information available from NDSU.

Ohio State University

• Drought Increases Potential for Stalk Rot and Lodging in Corn

Pennsylvania State University

• Mold and mycotoxin problems in livestock feeding

Purdue University

• Mycotoxins and Mycotoxin Test Kits (BP-47)

Texas A&M University

• Drought Stress Weakens Corn Plants, Increases Fungal Disease

University of Georgia

• Guidelines for use of aflatoxin containing feeds in dairy ration

University of Maryland

• Aflatoxins (FS-444)
• Dealing with Crop Diseases During Drought

University of Nebraska

• Dry conditions increase risk of aflatoxin in corn
• Grain Molds and Mycotoxins in Corn (G00-1408-A)

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