1-Day Total Precipitation Ending 7 AM May 31
1-Day Total Precipitation Ending 7 AM May 31
Now that cleaner air has reduced the amount of sulfur acquired by plants and soil from rainfall or adsorbed directly from the air, sulfur deficiency of crops appears to be increasing.
The Purdue Weed Science team is hosting an educational field day for farmers, agricultural industry professionals, Extension educators, consultants and others who apply herbicides.
Average Temperature Departure from Mean May 22-28
Total Precipitation May 24-30, 2018
Grubs of the Asiatic garden beetle have been recently found damaging corn seedlings in northern Indiana counties.
We’ve received several calls this year about reduced herbicide efficacy, specifically with glyphosate and glyphosate mixtures when sprayed either during cool temperatures or just after a cold spell.
Every year we get several cases of herbicide drift from burndown applications on homeowner trees, shrubs, flowers, and vegetables.
Armyworm moth captures have varied throughout the state (see “Armyworm Pheromone Trap Report”). As I observed last week in Tippecanoe County, when larvae are small, their damage is negligible and easily overlooked.
Average Temperature Departure from Mean May 15-21, 2018
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