IC-498(22) -- August 6, 2007
![]() | Summer scouting in soybean: Top dieback and other diseases
What you might find in your soybean field.
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![]() | Whiteflies in Iowa soybeans
Spraying for soybean aphids may lead to abundance of whiteflies.
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![]() | Carbon and nitrogen cycling with corn biomass harvest
What happens to soil carbon and nitrogen with stover removal?
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![]() | Nutrient removal when harvesting corn stover
Includes data tables.
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![]() | When should you be concerned about adult corn rootworm feeding on your corn?
Watch corn fields during the time that they are pollinating.
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![]() | Aphids attack!
High numbers, but not all of Iowa experiencing outbreak.
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![]() | Late-season clinics offer a variety of information
Events offer classroom sections and in-field hands-on activities.
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![]() | Manure Management Clinic provides looks at emerging issues
Join us August 28 and 29 near Ames.
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![]() | Warm with some concerns
Degree day information for Iowa.
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