Crop Production

• Unknown Soil Nitrogen Losses: What to Do? (June 18, 2010 CropWatch)
• Market Journal: Charles Shapiro Discusses Potential Need for Nitrogen after Heavy Rains (June 25, 2010)
• Weed Control, Nitrogen Loss Among Challenges Facing Farmers with Soggy Fields (June 23, 2010 IANR News)
• Flood-plagued Farmers Need to Move Quickly but Carefully (June 21, 2010 IANR News)
• Assessing Flood Damage to Soybeans, University of Wisconsin
• Corn Survival in Flooded or Saturated Fields, Iowa State University (Spring 2007)
• Flooded Corn and Saturated Soils, Iowa State University (Spring 2008)
• Effects of Flooding or Ponding on Young Corn, May 2010, Purdue University
• Delayed Planting and Replanting Evaluator, an Iowa State University fact sheet
• Delayed and Prevented Planting Provisions, an Iowa State University fact sheet
• Market Journal, June 18, 2010, with Agronomic Issues of Flood-Damaged Crops with Keith Glewen; Crop Insurance Questions with Paul Burgener; and Potential Damage Benefits Under the USDA SURE Program with Brad Lubben
• Crop Management Information for Flood-Damaged Field Crops, a comprehensive, multi-state list of information resources & links related to flood-damaged field crops, developed by Purdue University Department of Agronomy
• Extension Disaster Education Network Flood, national Extension resources on flood damage to crops and homes; search for specific topics

Crop Protection

• Pummeled Corn Vulnerable to Disease Development (June 25, 2010 CropWatch)
• Fungicide Use in Corn after Hail Events and Prior to Tasseling (June 25, 2010 CropWatch)
• Tips for Harvesting Scabby Wheat (June 25, 2010 CropWatch)

Alfalfa and Forage Production

• Be Prepared for Potential Heat Damage to Moist Hay (June 25, 2010 CropWatch)
• Managing Windrowed Alfalfa Through Wet Conditions (June 25, 2010 CropWatch)

Crop Insurance

• Crop Insurance Impacts of Recent Flooding (June 15, 2010 CropWatch)
• Crop Insurance Impacts from Recent Flooding (June 20, 2008 CropWatch article; reviewed June 14, 2010)

Government Programs

• Flood Recovery Programs Available From USDA’s Farm Service Agency (June 23, 2010)
• Producers Experiencing Floods are Encouraged to Contact Their FSA Office, a June 14, 2010 release from the Nebraska Department of Agriculture
• Prevented Planting Insurance Provisions: Flood, a USDA Risk Management Agency (RMA) fact sheet
• How to File a Crop Insurance Claim, a USDA RMA fact sheet
  
• Good Farming Practices Protect Your Investment in Crop Insurance, a USDA RMA fact sheet

Water Quality Issues

Check the UNL Water website for the latest information on addressing flood and post-storm drinking water quality issues.  Following are a few of the emergency management topics featured on the site.

• Managing a Septic System after a Flood (UNL Water)
• Heavy Rain, Flooding, and Well Water Safety (UNL Water)
• Emergency Disinfection of Flood-Contaminated Private Drinking Water (UNL Water)
• Drinking Water Treatment: Shock Chlorination  (NebGuide G1761)
• Drinking Water Treatment: Chock Chlorination Calculator (UNL Water)
• Resources for Coping with Severe Storms and Flooding, Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services website

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