David Owens, Extension Entomologist, owensd@udel.edu Corn is getting harvested and folks are starting to think about planting wheat. It seems that the weed control season never ends. What is this problem plant coming up in our former corn field? https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfUPYLZnTRsol46hXmgqj8fvt5f8-JI0eEUHb3QJaNDLG_4kg/viewform?c=0&w=1
Nathan Kleczewski, Extension Specialist – Plant Pathology; nkleczew@udel.edu; @Delmarplantdoc Stem canker is a disease that has been observed at increasing levels in many regions where soybeans are produced. In Delaware and Maryland we typically observe both Northern and Southern stem… Continue Reading
Nathan Kleczewski, Extension Specialist – Plant Pathology; nkleczew@udel.edu We have observed stem canker at low levels in soybean fields throughout Delaware. Stem canker is caused by fungal pathogens that infect and girdle the stems, restricting water and nutrient movement throughout… Continue Reading
Nathan Kleczewski, Extension Specialist – Plant Pathology; nkleczew@udel.edu Fungicide use in soybeans is a somewhat controversial subject in Delaware. Overall, Delaware soybeans do not suffer to a significant degree from fungal diseases such as white mold or even Frogeye leaf… Continue Reading
