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Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2011 5:05 PM
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Subject: PMN Update #112
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Two Focus on Corn Webcasts Developed
The Plant Management Network is proud to announce the development of two new webcasts for the Focus on Corn resource:
Residue Management, Nitrogen, and Tillage in Corn This presentation by Dr. Emerson Nafziger, University of Illinois, will help viewers consider harvesting corn stalk residue after grain harvest for use as biofuel. Basic information about residue is presented, along with results of a study on the effects of residue removal, tillage, and nitrogen on continuous corn grain yields. Also discussed are other management factors that might need to change if residue is removed, and the effects of removal on sustainability of the continuous corn system.
Weed Competition in Corn Weed competition in corn has reemerged as an important management consideration as herbicide use patterns in corn have changed with the adoption of Roundup Ready and Liberty Link hybrids. As a result, growers are observing more fields with early-season weed infestations, and hidden yield losses are occurring because postemergence herbicides are applied later than the optimal timing. In this presentation, Dr. Bill Johnson of Purdue University discusses the aspects of weed competition in corn, nitrogen accumulation by weeds, and the effect of various management strategies on corn yield potential.
New Focus on Soybean Webcast
“Practical Uses for Soybean Physiology,” by Chad Lee, University of Kentucky, will help viewers understand physiology in the context of yield. Section one provides an overview of key stages in soybean growth and development. Section two covers stress. Not all stress is equal, and stress applied at different stages within soy development results in different yields. Section three covers management of light in soybean through seeding rates. Soybeans at lower plant populations allow for high light interception--and yield.
Latest Focus on Potato Webcast
This presentation, White Mold of Potato by Dennis Johnson at Washington State University, provides an overview and management tactics of white mold, or Sclerotinia stem rot, of potato. It will help viewers understand how white mold can be better managed by modifying the canopy environment and by timing control tactics based on the disease cycle. The presentation offers images of the disease, explains the cause, and defines environmental and plant developmental factors that lead to the disease.
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| Crop Management
Research
Effect of Acifluorfen and Lactofen Application Timing on Peanut Injury and Yield Summary | Article
Wheat Grain Yield Responses to Seeding Date and Rate Under Rainfed Conditions in Texas Summary | Article
Agronomic Responses and Lodging of Three Spring Wheat Cultivars to Trinexapac-ethyl Summary | Article
News
Ignite Herbicide Label Change Now Provides Greater Value for LibertyLink Soybean Growers Article
Farmers Should Take Steps to Reduce Spring Herbicide Spray Drift Article
Wet Spring Conditions Underscore Value of Starter Fertilizer Program Article
Freezing Temperatures Could Affect Wheat in Boot, Heading Stages Article
How Much Nitrogen is Left Article
Planting Into Wet Soils Can Cause Sidewall Compaction Article
High Heat and Winds Could Reduce Wheat Yields Article
Rediscovering Sound Soil Management Article
Managing a Late Start to Soybean Planting Article
New Bt-Cry1F & Bt-Cry34Ab1 Dual Trait ELISA for HERCULEX XTRA Seed Corn Article
Nitrogen Losses May Only Be Minimal During Wet Weather Article
New Spreadsheet Helps Farmers Make Wise Decisions Article
AgriLife Extension Specialist: Cotton Planting Should Be Delayed in Times of Drought Article
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| Applied Turfgrass Science
Research
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Nitrogen Fertility for Establishment of Velvet and Creeping Bentgrass Fairways and Tees Summary | Article
Indaziflam Utilization for Controlling Problematic Turfgrass Weeds Summary | Article News
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Mowing Too Short Can Harm Your Lawn Article
| Plant Health Progress
Research
A New Pathogenic Race of Tilletia caries Possessing the Broadest Virulence Spectrum of Existing Races Summary | Article
Efficacy of Fungicides and Biopesticides for Management of Phytophthora Crown and Root Rot of Gerber Daisy Summary | Article
News
Growers Need to Stay Vigilant for Soybean Aphids in 2011 Article
Pecan Growers Need to Examine Their Crop for the Presence of a Significant Nut Pest Article
Mitigating Mummy Berry Disease of Blueberry Article
Harvest Stressed Alfalfa Before Leaf Drop Occurs Article
Stink Bug Control: Section 2(ee) Recommendations for Lannate, Vydate L Article
Wheat Disease Management Reaches Critical Stage; Spray Timing Key Article
Late Planting's Impact on Corn and Soybean Insects Article
Specialist: Scout for Diseases Before Applying Fungicide Article
National Pesticide Information Center Launches New Website Article
University of Florida: Insecticide Resistance Developing in Psyllid That Carries Citrus Disease Article
Fact Sheet on Dealing with Asparagus Miner Available from MSU Extension Bookstore Article
Crop and Pest Report Available From NDSU Article
Penn State Researchers Develop Stink Bug Monitoring Tool Article
Soybeans Can Benefit From Fungicide Seed Treatment Article
Stamina F3 Cereals fungicide seed treatment from BASF receives EPA registration Article
Presidio Fungicide Registered for Use on Potato Article
Corn Insect Forecast Tool Enhanced For 2011 Season Article
SDSU helps to Develop Integrated Pest Management Website and iPod Application Article
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| Forage and Grazinglands
Research
Managing Nitrogen for Crabgrass Hay Production Summary | Article
Beef Cows Grazing Fescue Respond to Yeast Culture Supplementation During the Latter Stages of Lactation and Grazing Season Summary | Article
Forage Yield of Grass-alfalfa and Grass-forage Kochia Mixtures on Semiarid Rangelands Summary | Article
Nitrogen Rate and Application Timing Affect the Yield and Risk Associated with Stockpiling Tall Fescue for Winter Grazing Summary | Article
News
Alfalfa, Pastures Suffer From Heavy Rainfall, Saturated Soils Article
Clueless in the Pasture? New Research Points to Learning Curve Article
Plan Early to Evacuate Cattle Safely, Quickly Article
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Meet Animal Feed Needs With Proper Hay Harvest Timing Article
Organic Farmers Harvest Benefits From Forages Article |
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