Green June beetle adults have been active for the past couple of weeks and every year they seem to be more prevalent. Check out the article to see the green june beetle activity in #Kansas: bit.ly/4chRi8v

The results of the 2024 #Kansas Performance Tests for cool-season annual forage varieties are now available online. Check them out in the article: bit.ly/4ciof4A

Check out this eUpdate article to learn about late-season insect pest management considerations in #cotton. bit.ly/3yxAOLC

Save the date! The North Central Kansas Experiment Field Fall Field Day will be on August 22. bit.ly/4chcnzR

This eUpdate has info on timing the final irrigation of the season, cereal rye control in #wheat, #sorghum aphids, the latest Wheat Variety Guide, the 2024 #soybean yield contest, and more! bit.ly/3SQc2xl

Variety selection is one of the most important decisions that a grower can make to ensure success on their farm. The Kansas Wheat Variety Guide 2024 is now available, check it out in the article: bit.ly/3X5XeNs #kansas #farm

It is important to understand crop #water use requirements late in the growing season to match available water to #crop needs while avoiding excess. Check out the article to look at final irrigation of the season: bit.ly/4cuKi8v

Join K-State agronomists and extension specialists at the Western Kansas Fall Field Days Aug. 27-28! Learn more about them or register here: bit.ly/3SRzOZJ

Cereal rye can provide excellent weed suppression as a cover crop; however, it should be handled carefully. Check out the article to learn about controlling cereal #rye in #wheat fields: bit.ly/3TeGrpl K-State Weed Science Extension

Sorghum (formerly sugarcane) aphids continue to decline as a threat to grain sorghum in Kansas. Learn more about the decline in the article: bit.ly/3X3Op6W #sorghum #kansas #grain

The week's eUpdate has articles on estimating the yield potential of #soybeans, the potential impacts on yield and soil properties of strategic and occasional tillage in long-term no-till systems, and the latest World of Weeds feature. bit.ly/46XIS50

With most #Kansas #soybean fields already in reproductive stages, it is time to assess the yield potential. Check out the article for a soybean yield potential estimation: bit.ly/3SWbCFK Ignacio A Ciampitti

The showy, white foliage of snow-on-the-mountain is very noticeable in late summer, and you may see it right now on roadsides and in pastures. Learn more about it in the World of Weeds article: bit.ly/3AE6i3y K-State Weed Science Extension

Occasional tillage is defined as one or two tillage operations every three or more years to manage challenges of long-term NT, including difficult-to-control weeds as well as soil nutrient and pH stratification. Learn more about this tillage system here: bit.ly/46WMHHG

This eUpdate has articles on the discovery of #corn stunt in KS, planting winter #canola, update on #dicamba registration for 2025, using soil bioassays to determine herbicide injury potential, and more! Don't miss it! bit.ly/3Xn4ioV

Corn stunt disease and its associated vector, the corn leafhopper, have been recently confirmed in Kansas. Learn more in the article: bit.ly/4cFFAok #corn #kansas

#Cotton has established a place in #Kansas, and K-State Research & Extension wants to hear from cotton growers to better understand the current status of cotton production and emerging challenges. Find the survey in the article: bit.ly/3T894UY

This eUpdate has info on the risks when planting #wheat early, starter fertilizer on wheat, fall armyworms, timing the last cuttings of #alfalfa, and the arrival of fall weather in KS. Don't miss it! bit.ly/3My48oE

This eUpdate is packed full of agronomic information related to #wheat, #sorghum, #soybeans, insects, forages, disease, wind erosion, and weed control. Don't miss it! eupdate.agronomy.ksu.edu/issue_new/k-st…

Forages in the sorghum family are prone to two different problems when feeding cattle: nitrate poisoning and prussic acid poisoning, which is why testing is important. Read more in the article: bit.ly/4egu2sI #cattle #sorghum