IC-498 (1) -- February 12, 2007
![]() | Message from Jack Payne and Wendy Wintersteen
Jack Payne and Wendy Wintersteen share about this special issue.
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![]() | Introduction: Corn following corn
Lori Abendroth and Roger Elmore introduce the issue.
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![]() | Hybrid selection for corn following corn
Jim Rouse clears up false perceptions about hybrids.
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![]() | Disease management in corn-following-corn fields
The most commonly recommended management tactics are reviewed.
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![]() | General tips for submitting plant samples to the Plant Disease Clinic
Here's how to get the best results.
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![]() | How to plant all the acres
Should planting date or population vary in corn following corn versus corn following soybean?
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![]() | Nematodes in corn production: A growing problem?
Repeated cropping of corn may cause nematode populations to flare up.
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![]() | Increasing the frequency of corn in crop sequences: Grain yield and response to nitrogen -- a research update
Research results are presented.
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![]() | Commercial pesticide applicator training
Join us on February 14 in Marion or March 22 in Bettendorf.
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![]() | The economics of corn on corn
Factors that apply to the individual producer are discussed.
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![]() | Allelopathy: A cause for yield penalties in corn following corn?
Allelopathy is suppression of growth of one species by another.
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![]() | The monster in Iowa corn fields
Rootworms to the right of me, rootworms to the left of me...
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![]() | New information at Agronomy Extension Corn Production Web site
New site is dedicated to corn production information.
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![]() | Tillage challenges in managing continuous corn
Residue management, seed placement and nitrogen application are only a few of the challenges.
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![]() | Equipment considerations for producing corn after corn
Residue, tillage, planter and harvest considerations are addressed.
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![]() | Western bean cutworm management in 2006
Includes map of where moths were trapped.
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![]() | Weed management in continuous corn
Different approaches to weed management are presented.
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![]() | Nitrogen fertilization for corn following corn
Soybean rotation results in greater crop-available nitrogen.
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![]() | ISU Extension offers crop scout course March 2007
Calling all crop scouts!
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![]() | Potential disease problems in corn following corn
Alison Robertson and Gary Munkvold walk you through the possibilities.
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![]() | Ethanol demand: Growth and implications for grain producers
If all new plants are built, capacity would exceed 2006 crop by at least one-fifth.
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![]() | 300 bushels of corn . . . when and how?
Is it even possible to produce 300 bushels of corn per acre?
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![]() | Managing soybean aphids in 2007: How will biological control contribute?
Join us for this distance education short course!
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![]() | ISU Extension: Leadership in the Bioeconomy
How Iowa State University is providing educational leadership in developing the bioeconomy in a global marketplace.
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