A number of foliar diseases can impact corn production in both Indiana and Michigan.
A number of foliar diseases can impact corn production in both Indiana and Michigan.
There are several buttercup species found in Indiana.
Due to the recent cold wet weather, corn planted in late April has either struggled to emerge or the corn that did emerge may have been severely injured by frost events.
Every spring, dozens of cooperators throughout the state put forth considerable effort in trapping for the arrival and intensity of black cutworm moths.
Armyworm moth captures have varied this spring, with some being quite impressive (see “Armyworm Pheromone Trap Report”).
Two weekends ago, Indiana was facing freezing temperatures that broke numerous records across the state.
Do you remember the spring season of 2019?
Rainy, wet conditions will favor many fungal diseases in wheat. Already our southern neighbors have started reporting multiple diseases in wheat.
The rest of the story… Severe above-ground DAMAGE to V1-V2 CORN from FROST/FREEZE on May 9.
The consequences of flooding, ponding, and saturated soils on young corn depend heavily on the duration of the stress and temperatures.
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