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Early Season Cool Season Monitoring

The laundry list of ‘issues’ dragging down forage stands is long:

Kansas State University Extension flyer about pasture grazing management, highlighting ways to manage forage shortages and recommendations for grazing smooth brome grass.

Brush Control Season Begins: Buckbrush

While it can grow to over 6′, buckbrush seldom reaches more than 3-4′ in pastures. It's shorter stature plus the fact it’s one of the first brush species...

Poison Hemlock - Control Options

( Poison hemlock leaves (left); stems with purple spots (center); c) umbrella shaped inflorescence (right). Images from John Cardina, Jan Samanek, and Jeff...

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Soybean Seedling Diseases

When was the last time you recall much stand loss from a soybean seedling disease? Crop Protection Network estimates put Kansas losses at just .25% and while...

Phytophthora

Another Contributor to Brome Decline?

For most, Easter 2007 doesn't ring many bells. If you were a wheat grower, however, it was a weekend of plummeting temperatures and injury to wheat lasting...

Alfalfa Weevil Management BMPs

Late March saw alfalfa weevil infestation numbers at scouted sites (4) ranging from 9-14%. Those numbers almost doubled this week, with one site reaching infestation...

Resistance Management: More Than a Weed Problem…

For +/- 50 years we’ve dealt with herbicide resistance to Kansas weeds and despite our best efforts, we still fight it. We have weeds, so we're going to use...

Focus on ROI – Corn Fungicide Tool

If you're already thinking about corn fungicide applications this season, check out the Crop Protection Network Corn Fungicide ROI Calculator .

Chart of Cost vs Expected Net Benefit for Corn

Soybean SDS - Planting Time Options

The best approach to managing any disease is an integrated approach and SDS is no different. While management factors can vary in their level of efficacy, combining...

Soybean Sudden Death resistant variety selection chart

Broomsedge Bluestem: Stay Ahead of It!

Remember that the broomsedge did not move into the field in one year, and you won’t be able to outcompete it in one year. But a sustained approach over several...