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Agronomic
- Managing
Moldy Corn - Purdue University Extension
- Weed
of the Month: Cressleaf Groundsel or Butterweed (pdf file) - University of Missouri
- Conditions favorable for gray leaf spot in corn - Purdue AgAnswers
- Crop
Management Information for Flood-Damaged Field Crops
- Some
Ugly Ducklings Grow Up to be Ugly Ducks, Not Beautiful Swans
- Weed
of the Month: Cressleaf Groundsel or Butterweed (pdf
file) - University of Missouri
- Crop
Maturity & Harvest Issues - Chat 'n Chew Cafe
- Mycotoxin
Information
- Soybean
Rust Confirmed in Posey County, Indiana - September 30,
2009
- 2008-2009
Weed Science Update (pdf file)
- Predicting Fusarium
Head Blight in Wheat
- The
Guide to Toxic Plants in Forages WS-37 (pdf file)
- Soybean
Top Dieback Shows Up in Iowa Again
- Condition
of the Indiana Wheat Crop (pdf file)
- Wheat
Disease Management in Ohio, Bulletin 785
- Corn
Disease Management in Ohio, Bulletin 802
- Corn,
Soybean, Wheat, and Alfalfa Field Guide, Bulletin 827
- Profitable
Soybean Disease Management in Ohio, Bulletin 895
- Pathologist:
Be wary of fungicide yield boost claims - AgAnswers - March
18, 2008
- Abnormal
Corn Ears - The Ohio State University (pdf file) - December
6, 2007
- Managing
the Forage Shortage - Purdue University, Agronomy Department
- December 4, 2007
- Purdue
Crop Production Drought Resources - August 8, 2007
- Managing
Fungicide Applications in Soybean (pdf file) - Purdue Extension
- Proceedings
of the National Soybean Rust Symposium - November 14-16,
2005 in Nashville, TN
- Aflatoxins
in Indiana Corn (pdf file)
- Moldy
Grains, Mycotoxins and Feeding Problems
- The
Chat 'n Chew Café: Timely agronomic news and information
for the U.S. Corn Belt
- New
Herbicide Injury on Soybean Fact Sheet
A new fact sheet available online covers a wide range of herbicides
and typical symptoms associated with injury from them
- New,
Disease Resistant Sunflower Available
- Virus
Diseases of Winter Wheat
by: Laura Sweets, University of Missouri-Columbia
Miscellaneous
- Phytophthora
Online Course: Training for Nursery Growers - Oregon State
- Indiana
Plants Poisonous to Livestock and Pets
- Indiana
Pesticide Clean Sweep Project (pdf)
- District
Foresters in Your Area
- Floods
and Storms - Educational Resources from Purdue Extension
- Nematode
Update: Soybean Producers, Harvest is Over, Do You Know Where
Your Nematodes Are? - Pest & Crop Newsletter, November
16, 2007
- Indiana's "Most
Unwanted" Invasive Plant Pest List - Purdue University
- New
Editions of Agricultural Thesaurus, Glossary
- Mold
in the Home - Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN)
- A
Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture, and Your Home - US Environmental
Protection Agency
- 2008
Kentucky Tobacco Production Guide (pdf file)
- New
wheat rust has scientists busy - Ed Willett, The Leader-Post
- Cold
Weather Yellowing or Bleaching Newly Mowed Turf
- New USDA
Web site presents recovery plans for Ralstonia solanacearum Race
3 Biovar 2; Citrus greening; Leaf, stem and stripe rust of
wheat; Philippine and brown stripe downy mildew - More are
planned.
- Wild
Mushrooms - To Eat or Not to Eat? University of Kentucky Pest News
- Indiana State Climate Office http://www.iclimate.org
- Indiana
Weather and Climate Synopsis by County
- Red
thread, pink patch, and dollar spot in lawns and roughs - Turf Tip
Article
- Red
thread, pink patch, and dollar spot in lawns and roughs (pdf file)
- Indiana Precipitation and Temperature Information is available
from the following sites:
- Sooty
Mold-- Is it pollution or is it ALIVE???
- Recognizing
foliar diseases of landscape annuals and perennials
- Interactive
Turfgrass Identification Tool now available
- Extension
web site helps farmers rein in horseweed
- Stressed
Out? Have Some Cold Vegetable Soup
USDA-ARS News Service
- Weevil
Wreaks Havoc on Giant Salvinia
USDA-ARS News Service
- Early
Journeys of Zea mays to Asia
- Michigan
State University Landscape Advisory Team (CAT) Alert Information
on Emerald Ash Borer,Cedar Apple Rust, Anthracnose and much more!!!
- World's
Peaches, Plums Preserved in Unique Collection
- ARS
Scientists Help Experts Recognize Foreign Fungi
Trees, Ornamentals,
Fruits, Vegetables and Turf
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