IC-496 (5) -- April 3, 2006
![]() | In spite of cool weather, weevils will hatch
Degree day information.
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![]() | Roundup(R)-tolerant alfalfa likely to be used in Iowa this year
USDA-APHIS and EPA have granted approval.
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![]() | Now's the time to control biennial weeds
Includes herbicide table.
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![]() | Soybean planting date
Is there a yield benefit to planting early?
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![]() | Evaluating the spring alfalfa stand
Winter injury may affect alfalfa.
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![]() | Winter temperatures and soybean aphid survival
Can aphids survive Iowa winters?
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![]() | Iowa Noxious Weed Seed Free Forage and Mulch Program announced
Certify that hay and mulch are weed-free.
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![]() | Understanding the risk of soybean rust in Texas for soybean production in Iowa
How likely is rust to spread northward?
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![]() | Soybean seed quality in 2006
Last year's drought may affect seeds.
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![]() | Early season disease management in soybeans
Warm, wet soil favors damping off and seed rot.
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![]() | Is tillage needed for your soybean crop?
Research results are presented.
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