The majority of Iowa is currently in moderate to severe drought, with west central Iowa under the most extreme drought. As if drought were not enough, we were dealt another blow with extreme and widespread wind damage on August 10, some of which overlapped the drought area. With these events come an increased risk for ear rots and associated mycotoxins. This article will address ear rots and mycotoxins of particular concern this year, in addition to scouting methods and monitoring considerations while grain is still in the field
Within the past two weeks, there have been several reports of aflatoxin detected in southern Iowa an...
Several diseases were important in the 2016 Nebraska corn crop and impacted yield in some areas. Man...
Corn in 2009 was extremely wet and had low test weights (often 52 lb/bu and less) that did not incre...
The August 10 derecho left portions of Iowa with broken, uprooted, and damaged corn across a signifi...
Above normal rains in September have slowed field crop dry-down. Coupled with early season drought i...
Hail storms damaged several corn and soybean fields in parts of Iowa last week. In some areas, the c...
There has been elevated concern this year about mycotoxins in grain, especially aflatoxins. Aflatoxi...
Hail storms that occurred recently across the state have caused considerable damage to corn crops th...
As drought struck corn fields through much of southeastern Iowa in 2005, producers were reminded tha...
Extension Circular 1901 (EC1901). Under certain conditions, corn ear rot and grain mold diseases are...
Fall weather has allowed late planted corn to mature, increasing grain yields expectations - the USD...
Extension Circular 1901 (EC1901). Under certain conditions, corn ear rot and grain mold diseases are...
The cool, wet growing season has favored infection and the development of certain corn ear and stalk...
Ear rots and storage molds occur every year on corn throughout the Midwest. These diseases are serio...
The two bu/acre Iowa corn yield reduction (from the previous 2018 report) shown in the February 9 cr...
Within the past two weeks, there have been several reports of aflatoxin detected in southern Iowa an...
Several diseases were important in the 2016 Nebraska corn crop and impacted yield in some areas. Man...
Corn in 2009 was extremely wet and had low test weights (often 52 lb/bu and less) that did not incre...
The August 10 derecho left portions of Iowa with broken, uprooted, and damaged corn across a signifi...
Above normal rains in September have slowed field crop dry-down. Coupled with early season drought i...
Hail storms damaged several corn and soybean fields in parts of Iowa last week. In some areas, the c...
There has been elevated concern this year about mycotoxins in grain, especially aflatoxins. Aflatoxi...
Hail storms that occurred recently across the state have caused considerable damage to corn crops th...
As drought struck corn fields through much of southeastern Iowa in 2005, producers were reminded tha...
Extension Circular 1901 (EC1901). Under certain conditions, corn ear rot and grain mold diseases are...
Fall weather has allowed late planted corn to mature, increasing grain yields expectations - the USD...
Extension Circular 1901 (EC1901). Under certain conditions, corn ear rot and grain mold diseases are...
The cool, wet growing season has favored infection and the development of certain corn ear and stalk...
Ear rots and storage molds occur every year on corn throughout the Midwest. These diseases are serio...
The two bu/acre Iowa corn yield reduction (from the previous 2018 report) shown in the February 9 cr...
Within the past two weeks, there have been several reports of aflatoxin detected in southern Iowa an...
Several diseases were important in the 2016 Nebraska corn crop and impacted yield in some areas. Man...
Corn in 2009 was extremely wet and had low test weights (often 52 lb/bu and less) that did not incre...