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Ah ha! Found you! Great white mold in Arlington, WI! Always nice to see lines do well amid heavy pressure. Can’t wait to crunch the numbers.

Stem #rust of #wheat (Triticum aestivum) caused by #Puccinia graminis f. sp. tritici, here with urediniospores and teliospores (Etoile sur Rhône, FR).

Great soybean white mold pressure for screening varieties and fungicide/biologicals for management Michigan Soybean Thanks for rating 21,000 plants @mibirdman @EmRogge Austin McCoy Ryan Hamilton Josh, Janette, John

Great epidemiology work by Camila Nicolli following tar spot progression under different management. #NPMTI #tarspot

Job opportunity at the best school ever!!! GO BUCKY!! UW-Madison is seeking a new faculty member in nematology. Check it out!! jobs.hr.wisc.edu/cw/en-us/job/5…

It shouldn't surprise anyone but corn and soybean planting order decisions impact farm gross revenue! It can cost you💵if you get this wrong! Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board funded! coolbean.info/wp-content/upl…

Western Nebraska heads up! 🚨🚨 Southern Rust found. Seen in middle to upper canopy, and earlier then expected.

Tar spot was found yesterday in Monroe county, MI, at low levels, it’s likely in other areas given the moisture events of past few weeks Albert Tenuta Darcy Telenko Damon L. Smith Michigan Corn MABA corn.ipmpipe.org/tarspot/

Taproot decline, fungal disease of soybean. Symptoms include yellowing/interveinal chlorosis & necrosis of leaves. If plants are pulled from soil, most of roots will snap off & remain in the ground. A black discoloration can be seen on upper root system #Disease #fungi #Soybean

White mold is showing up under Nebraska soybean canopies. Scout anywhere you have a history of this disease, and consider management options.

It’s lovely to see all the bees hanging out in my squash flowers!!! But with the good, comes the bad. Squash bug eggs are showing up, but easily removed with duck tape.

In a field hit hard by white mold. Plot to the right rated a 5 on a 1-9 scale. The left one got a 9. If you had a field planted with the variety to the right, you might think “wow, I’ve got a lot of disease” yet you are getting protection compared to a susceptible line.

The middle variety eats SDS for breakfast!!! It’s a pre-commercial line, so not available yet 🤞

Gotta love the classic symptomology seen here. 100% stem canker 😍

Soybean Insect Pest Management Webinar coming soon Harun M. Murithi Soybean Innovation Lab #Soybeans

What happens below the soil surface is just as important for inoculum build-up. Some unearthed roots following the OVT harvest yesterday. Clear signs of the southern blight fungus on roots. Just because you don’t see the fungus on the crown doesn’t mean it’s not there #mscrops

Keep your cocktails for happy hour: the perils of complex tank mixing! Damon L. Smith Jed Colquhoun coolbean.info/2023/09/25/kee…

It’s important to remember that many fungal pathogens are great saprophytes. Once a plant matures, they go to town on the dead tissue, breaking it down. Knowing how much damage was caused by a fungus during its pathogenic life style vs saprophytic is difficult.

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