IC-496(16) -- June 19, 2006
![]() | Soybean cyst nematode females now apparent on roots
Now is the time to scout.
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![]() | Make sure you know what you are spraying!
Photos of what happens when you're not paying attention.
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![]() | Soybean aphids scattered across Iowa
A suction trap network is monitoring abundance.
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![]() | Fungicides: Why fungicides fail
Sixth in a series.
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![]() | New tile drainage technologies at field day
Join us on July 12!
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![]() | Large common lambsquarters is a problem for glyphosate
A combination of factors are at work.
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![]() | Field soil variability and its impact on crop stand uniformity
Soil is not uniform across fields!
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![]() | Spore traps help researchers watch for soybean rust
Part of an early-warning system.
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![]() | Summer "officially" arrives!
Degree day information for Iowa.
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