CropWatch April 25, 2014
Corn and Soybean Production
- Imbibitional Chilling and Factors Influencing Cold Stress in Corn and Soybean, Planting is underway just as a drop in temperatures is predicted for early next week. UNL agronomists discuss the window when injury could occur and what to check for in the forecast for the immediate post-planting period.
- Check daily soil temperature updates on CropWatch
- Reader Q&A: Are Cutworms Likely to be a Big Problem in Corn in 2014?
Forage & Alfalfa Production
- Winterkilled Alfalfa More Common This Year; Growers Urged to Assess Stands
- Control Musk Thistle While You Can
- USDA Research Shows Potential Impact of Climate Change on Rangeland
Market Journal
- Countering Rootworm Resistance in Corn
- Early vs. Late Planted Soybeans -- A Climatological Perspective
- The Forecast For Next Week
Pesticide Safety
Crop Reports
IANR & Extension
- Elmore Returns to UNL, Part of New Water Focus Team
- New Publications from UNL Extension
— Market and Financial Outlook for Production Agriculture in Nebraska (EC865)
— Agriculture in the Nebraska Panhandle (EC864)
—The Spotted Wing Drosophila, An Invasive, Small Fruit Fly in Nebraska
AgNews