There have been reports of corn flea beetles in southern Iowa from May 4 to 10. Overwintering flea beetles may be infested with the bacterium Pantoea (Erwinia) stewartii, which causes Stewart\u27s disease. Field corn inbreds and sweet corn are particularly susceptible to this disease. Seed producers should pay attention to early season flea beetle populations because, if left unchecked, you could have substantial Stewart\u27s disease during grain fill, resulting in yield loss
As producers squeezed in their corn planting between storms this spring, corn seeds experienced very...
Iowa State University Extension continues to receive questions on Stewart\u27s wilt, a relatively ne...
No one knows the unpredictability of Iowa weather better than Iowa\u27s own corn and soybean produce...
Stewart\u27s disease of corn, also known as Stewart\u27s wilt, is caused by the bacterium Pantoea st...
Now that the corn has started to grow again, producers and crop scouts are starting to notice diseas...
Feeding by bean leaf beetles and corn flea beetles has been reported in Iowa fields. These beetles a...
Two commercial cornfields in south central Iowa were diagnosed with Stewart\u27s disease the week of...
During the past week, leaf diseases have become noticeable on corn scattered throughout the state. F...
Don\u27t be surprised to see more bean leaf beetles this season than in typical years. Last year, a ...
Stewart\u27s disease (also called Stewart\u27s wilt) is a bacterial disease of corn caused by Pantoe...
Plant-parasitic nematodes can cause serious damage to corn. There are numerous species that occur in...
This season, Iowa soybean producers have been challenged by several disease problems and some proble...
This growing season, diseases caused by Cercospora fungi were widespread in Iowa. There were twoCerc...
This year brought some notable disease problems to the corn crop, and it is surprising that the aver...
Seedling infection by Stewart\u27s disease (greater than 30 percent) has been reported in some south...
As producers squeezed in their corn planting between storms this spring, corn seeds experienced very...
Iowa State University Extension continues to receive questions on Stewart\u27s wilt, a relatively ne...
No one knows the unpredictability of Iowa weather better than Iowa\u27s own corn and soybean produce...
Stewart\u27s disease of corn, also known as Stewart\u27s wilt, is caused by the bacterium Pantoea st...
Now that the corn has started to grow again, producers and crop scouts are starting to notice diseas...
Feeding by bean leaf beetles and corn flea beetles has been reported in Iowa fields. These beetles a...
Two commercial cornfields in south central Iowa were diagnosed with Stewart\u27s disease the week of...
During the past week, leaf diseases have become noticeable on corn scattered throughout the state. F...
Don\u27t be surprised to see more bean leaf beetles this season than in typical years. Last year, a ...
Stewart\u27s disease (also called Stewart\u27s wilt) is a bacterial disease of corn caused by Pantoe...
Plant-parasitic nematodes can cause serious damage to corn. There are numerous species that occur in...
This season, Iowa soybean producers have been challenged by several disease problems and some proble...
This growing season, diseases caused by Cercospora fungi were widespread in Iowa. There were twoCerc...
This year brought some notable disease problems to the corn crop, and it is surprising that the aver...
Seedling infection by Stewart\u27s disease (greater than 30 percent) has been reported in some south...
As producers squeezed in their corn planting between storms this spring, corn seeds experienced very...
Iowa State University Extension continues to receive questions on Stewart\u27s wilt, a relatively ne...
No one knows the unpredictability of Iowa weather better than Iowa\u27s own corn and soybean produce...