IC-498(18) -- July 9, 2007
![]() | Sample now for most corn nematodes
Includes photos of how to sample.
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![]() | Soybean aphids exceed the economic threshold in northeast Iowa
Includes soybean aphid population trends since 2002.
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![]() | Too early to harvest dry corn for early silage, but do consider nitrate accumulation risks
Nitrate levels may be elevated in forage.
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![]() | Weed watch: Wild parsnip and poison hemlock
Both can pose health hazards.
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![]() | Time is running out for planting an "emergency" forage crop
Adequate soil moisture and regular rainfall are needed.
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![]() | Indicators point to hay supply deficits in Iowa
First-cutting yields down 20 to 50 percent.
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![]() | Dicamba, stress, and distorted soybean leaves
What about volatilization?
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![]() | July soybean disease scouting
What you might find in the field.
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![]() | July starts warm and dry
Degree day information for Iowa.
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