Maya Hayslett, Crop Science Youth Education Specialist for Iowa State University, talks about the goals of the Iowa Youth Crop Scouting Competition, why it provides a unique and engaging educational experience, and how youth can be involved.
In this Weekly Weed Watch video, field agronomist Meaghan Anderson takes a look at some research plots (Edward Dearden)that have cereal rye cover crop with different timing termination. SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6YG...
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Welcome to The Undergrowth. We speak to celebrated scientists and eminent educators about plants and pests. Join us as we embrace knowledge together on this expedition into mysterious realms.
Sebastian speaks with Mr. Randall Cass, an extension bee specialist and staff member at Iowa State University, about the issues that impact honey bees. Want to know about bee keeping and native bees? See the following Extension resources:
The Iowa State University Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Program and Iowa 4-H are pleased to announce the 2023 Iowa Youth Crop Scouting Competition. Middle school and high school students (those completing grades 7-12) from Iowa are invited to compete and showcase crop scouting abilities in corn and soybean. At this anual event, teams work with with Iowa State University staff and industry professionals to identify corn and soybean problems in the field. Top teams win prizes and advance to the regional competition.
In this video Extension Plant Pathologist Daren Mueller walks us through some basic concepts of plant pathology. One of the most important things that pathologists focus on is the disease triangle and in this video Dr. Mueller explains what that disease triangle is and why it's important.
