Beauveria bassiana fungi (white mycelium) starting in on the kudzu bugs (on-farm variety trial in West TN)

Ear rot issues in corn? Check out this Extension resource cropprotectionnetwork.org/publications/a…

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A cotton field in Mitchell Co, GA overrun with areolate mildew. Catch this disease early and it is easily controlled with a fungicide application. Sometimes takes two applications. Miss it and it will punish your crop and your yield. Don’t miss it. UGA Extension

Frogeye leaf spot ID in #Tennessee #soybean with Heather M Kelly!

It's too late for in-season management in TN, but scout to know future disease risk.

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Fungicide effect on lower canopy soybean diseases.

Dr. Heather Kelly (Heather M Kelly) with UT Institute of Agriculture explains in this video!

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Soybean Disease Field Day Sept. 12th shar.es/afLhFA

Soybean growers have until R3 growth stage (begging pod) to take decisions regarding fungicide applications

It’s crucial to scout the fields to determine the presence and the severity of diseases

Knowledge of the soybean variety regarding disease resistant is also critical

First 2023 report of areolate mildew (Ramulariopsis) in Georgia’s cotton came yesterday from Bleckley Co. When this disease appears early enough during bloom period, judicious use of fungicides can increase lint yield by as much as 250 lb/A. UGA Extension

UT Soybean Scout Schools news.utcrops.com/?p=22499 via UTcrops

Southern corn rust detected in Autauga county in south- central Alabama today. It was observed in a research plot near Mobile Bay last week. Conditions have been favorable for disease development in recent weeks.

Learn about Soybean Diseases and Available resources on recent Podcast I did on the UTIA Culture & Agriculture podcast station (podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/utiag…)

Figure out disease risk and optimize fungicide use with the web book from Extension at doi.org/10.31274/cpn-2…

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See where tar spot, southern rust, and soybean rust have been found so far this year with the Extension maps at cropprotectionnetwork.org/maps

Historical maps can also be viewed.

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Continuing to celebrate Extension month - fun fact about the cotton we grow on Tennessee :)

New post: It is “Burndown Time in Tennessee.” news.utcrops.com/2023/03/it-is-…

Proud to be part of such an amazing group of people! Celebrating Extension month :)

New post: Reminder: Soybean Disease Field Day Sept. 7th news.utcrops.com/2022/08/20610/

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Proud and excited for @roofuseve! He gave his last talk while in my program today at the NC-APS meeting as he begins his new job at Microbial Discovery Group in WI next month. We'll miss you!