
About a month ago, we published an article asking readers for input on what pests they were seeing and what levels of economic damage may be out there in corn and soybean fields.
About a month ago, we published an article asking readers for input on what pests they were seeing and what levels of economic damage may be out there in corn and soybean fields.
Cooler temperatures are here to stay, for now. Low temperatures have bottomed out in the low to mid-50s across northern Indiana in recent days, with isolated pockets of temperatures in the 40s.
A number of foliar diseases have made an appearance in corn across Indiana.
With brute and sudden force, the atmosphere is doing its job: acting like a fluid.
Precipitation over the last 30 days has been very spotty, the usual narrative when dealing with summertime convection.
Yield potential in corn is influenced at several stages of growth and development.
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