John Hay
student, faculty
- Exten Educator Biological Systems Engineering University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Work
402-472-0408
On campus, dial 2-0408
QR Code for John Hay
icon-academic-capEducation
- BS, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, 2001
- MS, Texas A&M University , 2003
icon-chat-userCourses
- ENSC 220, Introduction to Energy Systems, Spring 2022
icon-documentPublications and Other Intellectual Contributions
- Leaching loss of N03-N and dissolved P from manure and fertilizer during turfgrass establishment, Plant Soil
icon-bookmark-starAwards & Honors
- 2022 Nebraska Extension Team Award - Teaching and Learning , Nebraska Extension , 2022
Bioenergy Crops in CropWatch
YouTube Channel: CropWatch Bioenergy
Stem and Root Rots in Soybean - Soybean Home: CropWatch comprehensive crops site - soybean production and pest management information
Also see this Market Journal segment where the author discusses late season soybean diseases.
Scheduling the Last Irrigation of the Season - Soybean Home: CropWatch comprehensive crops site - soybean production and pest management information
Watch For Late Season Insects on Late Planted Corn and Soybeans - Soybean Home: CropWatch comprehensive crops site - soybean production and pest management information
Silver Spotted Skipper on Soybeans - Soybean Home: CropWatch comprehensive crops site - soybean production and pest management information
High Irrigated Corn-to-Soybean Ratio in Northeast Nebraska - Soybean Home: CropWatch comprehensive crops site - soybean production and pest management information
Calls for Research Targeted At Increasing On-Farm Irrigated Soybean Yields
Nebraska Soybean Management Field Days Aug. 12-15 - Soybean Home: CropWatch comprehensive crops site - soybean production and pest management information
The 16th annual Soybean Management Field Days will focus on increasing profits, staying competitive in a global marketplace, and meeting the world's growing food and energy needs starting right here in Nebraska.
Stink Bugs Reported in Corn and Soybeans - Soybean Home: CropWatch comprehensive crops site - soybean production and pest management information
We are receiving reports of stink bugs in Nebraska corn and soybean. This is to be expected, as stink bugs are attracted to flowering plants. Both crops are particularly sensitive to stink bugs during the reproductive stage.