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Category Archives: Field Crop IPM
EPA Seeks Public Comment on Pesticide Applications for Hemp
Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is announcing the receipt of 10 pesticide applications to expand their use on hemp. The 10 requests are the result of the December 2018 Farm Bill provisions that removed hemp from the Controlled … Continue reading
Corn Growth and Development-University of Nebraska, CropWatch
Corn ear issues that affronted Nebraska in 2016 still plague some farmers, reducing productivity and causing us, as researchers, to continue to ponder possible causes. In July 2016, ear formation issues in the state were reported in several corn fields … Continue reading
Advocacy of Genetically Modified Crops is Needed to Increase Acceptance Worldwide
Fall Armyworm (FAW) is an insect pest many producers are familiar with in the United States. Unfortunately, farmers in Brazil and now in sub-Saharan Africa (48 of 51 countries; see Figure 1) also know first-hand the significant damage caused by this … Continue reading
EPA releases new, two-year Dicamba restrictions
On October 31, 2018, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that it is extending the registration of dicamba for two years for “over-the-top” use (application to growing plants) to control weeds in fields for cotton and soybean plants genetically engineered to … Continue reading
Posted in Center News, Field Crop IPM, General Information, Press Release, Weed Management
Tagged Dicamba, EPA, soybeans
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El Niño forecasts for Great Lakes, Midwest and Missouri Basin
NOAA Regional Climate Services has released it’s most up-to-date regional briefs for the Great Lakes, Midwest and Missouri Basin states from a likely El Niño situation developing in the equatorial Pacific this fall and winter. As you all may know … Continue reading
Cowpea Bacterial Wilt ― An Old Disease in a New Crop
There is growing interest in Nebraska in commercial production of new pulse crops, such as chickpeas (garbanzo beans), lentils, dry yellow peas, and cowpeas. Compared with dry beans, our knowledge of these new crops is lacking. Therefore, Bob Harveson have … Continue reading
Posted in Disease Management, Field Crop IPM
Tagged Cowpea, Cowpea Bacterial Wilt, University of Nebraska
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University of Wisconsin-Madison Awarded for ‘Sporecaster’ App
University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension Specialists received the American Society of Agronomy Extension Education Community Educational Award in the category of Digital Decision Aids (software, web-base, smart phone tablet apps) for their app, ‘Sporecaster.’ The Sporecaster app uses data collected from multi-state … Continue reading
Genetic discovery another tool in battle against wheat pests
From IPM in the South By Rosemary Hallberg by Kay Ledbetter, Texas A&M AgriLife Greenbug and Hessian fly infestations can significantly reduce wheat yield and quality in Texas and worldwide. Breeding for resistance to these two pests using marker-assisted selection … Continue reading
Conference on cover crops and soil health
Pre-registration is ending next week for the Second National Conference on Cover Crops and Soil Health, being held Dec. 7-8 in Indianapolis, IN. The pre-registration deadline is Tuesday, Nov. 7. After November 7th, the conference registration price goes from $150 to $200 for ag professionals (including university, agency, … Continue reading
EPA and States’ Collective Efforts Lead to Regulatory Action on Dicamba
EPA has reached an agreement with Monsanto, BASF and DuPont on measures to further minimize the potential for drift to damage neighboring crops from the use of dicamba formulations used to control weeds in genetically modified cotton and soybeans. New … Continue reading