University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension
Freeze-injured alfalfa field just south of Lincoln. Wheat and alfalfa damage from recent freezes varied across the state from little long-term damage to fields that were killed. UNL crop specialists urge producers to look past how their plants appear and wait to fully assess damage until temperatures become consistently warmer. See more stories and photos in this week's newsletter. (IANR Photo by Brett Hampton)

April 13, 2007

Wheat Production
Evaluating Winter Wheat Post-freeze
Wheat, Alfalfa Damage from Freeze Varies
Wheat Pest Problems to Watch for this Spring
Preparing for Rust Diseases in Winter Wheat
Alfalfa Production
Update on Alfalfa Freeze Damage
Shortcuts for Planting Alfalfa
Predicting Alfalfa Weevil Development
Weather
More Stormy Weather Expected
Corn Production
Nebraska Corn at Lower Risk for Stewart’s Wilt and Flea Beetle Damage in 2007
No-till Corn-on-Corn: Nutrient Management
No-till Corn-on-Corn: Planter Management
Weed Control
Burndown Herbicide Activity — Can We Kill Anything When It’s This Cold?
Controling Musk Thistle in Pastures
Ag News
Nebraska Hall of Ag Achievement Honors Elm Creek Man, Inducts Members
The Outlook for Corn Prices
Crop Reports
Nebraska Crop Condition

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