Worth a watch, facts about Glyphosate.

30 hrs with a high of 80 and low of 61. Curious what 90 does for it tomorrow. Fun to watch corn! ProHarvest Seeds Inc

One 80 degree day followed by 2 closer to 90. Fun to see it grow. Going quickly! Quad Cities IL.

One week corn growth in NW IL!

Union County, Illinois tar spot

A lot of flattened and root lodged corn from storms today in NW to Central Indiana. Majority of the corn will “gooseneck” and recover fine at current vegetative stages. Still hate to see it, especially on a lot of great looking corn in these areas. Purdue Agriculture Purdue Agronomy

Not a fan of solar panels unless they look like this! Check out these banana leaves! This hybrid is coming in strong again! 112 day PowerCore Enlist

3 POST programs in Enlist E3 #soybean in Wisconsin side-by-side! 👇 🔹 Enlist One + Roundup PM + Group 15 🔹 Enlist One + Liberty 🔹 Enlist One + Liberty + Group 15

First time customer said he wanted stress tolerance and ear flex. I think we delivered so far. 75P85 DG. ProHarvest Seeds Inc

New post by Boris X. Camiletti: Red Crown Rot Symptoms Emerging in Illinois Soybeans farmdoc.illinois.edu/field-crop-pro…

Heaven for agronomists. Good info in Monmouth today. And if you look closely someone is getting “foliar protection” in the background.

The face your product manager makes when a new customer calls to brag about your corn!!!! Rock on!!!! 💣 💪🏻

I have been watching the dew point every day. 😳

Agronomist in training.

Question of the day, how does a herbicide application rate of the past apply to see-and-spray technology of the future?

From my field visits yesterday, tar spot may not be the major problem in corn, but gray leaf spot, especially if you planted a susceptible hybrid. Also, watch for southern rust as we continue to get samples.

So many stem diseases can look like SDS. Don’t rely on foliar symptoms! Always check the stem exterior AND interior for discoloration. SDS has apparently healthy stems.

Dryland corn in SW Nebraska. Um wow.

Low stalk strength seen in this field near Monmouth (Warren Co), mainly due to very dry conditions during grain filling. Only ~1.2” of rain from Aug 1 through mid Sept. Prioritize harvest in fields like this to reduce lodging risk. Illinois Extension

It’s not a race to be the first one to apply fall NH3. Soil temps are finally trending down & we actually got some rain but lets not kid ourselves. Oct 20>April 20 is 6 Mo! Remember that whole 4R stewardship thing everyone likes to brag about? This would be the “Right time” part