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C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2006 Archive

  • C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2006-10
    April 24, 2006 - May 1, 2006
    Editor:
    Steve Prochaska

    In This Issue:

    • Don’t Delay Planting Corn
    • Wheat Scab Risk Prediction Tool And Wheat Update
    • Don’t Forget Soybean Seed Treatments
    • Soybean Rust Update for April
    • Scout For Slugs
    • Alfalfa Weevil Update
    • Progress of Giant Ragweed Seedling Emergence
  • C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2006-09
    April 17, 2006 - April 24, 2006
    Editor:
    Steve Prochaska

    In This Issue:

    • Nitrogen Credit for Corn following Soybeans and Online User’s Guide
    • Foliar Fertilizers; The Agronomic Considerations
    • Use Skip- Rows For Soybean Pest Control
    • A Marestail Update
    • Weed Management Publications Available And Free!
    • Transgenic Corn And Refuge Planting
    • Cutworm Moths Flying In Ohio
    • Weed ‘n’ Feed Nitrogen Application; Should I Put All My Eggs in One Basket?
    • Heat Unit Requirements for Corn Emergence
    • Ag Answers Is Another Excellent Agronomy Information Source
  • C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2006-08
    April 10, 2006 - April 17, 2006
    Editor:
    Steve Prochaska

    In This Issue:

    • The Soybean Rust Tales Begin
    • Soybean Inoculation
    • Soybean Fungicides Recommended
    • Planting Practices for Managing “Pollen Drift” from Transgenic Corn
    • Scout For Alfalfa Weevil
    • Predicting Giant Ragweed Seedling Emergence To Better Manage Postemergence Glyphosate Applications
    • Wild Turnip Control
    • Corn Planting Tips
  • C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2006-07
    April 4, 2006 - April 11, 2006
    Editor:
    Steve Prochaska

    In This Issue:

    • What Should Be Planted First – Corn or Soybeans?
    • Changes in Cruiser Label
    • Spring Residual and Burndown Treatments in No-Till Soybeans
    • Tips for Planter Maintenance to Improve Stand Establishment in Corn
    • The Organic Certification Process for Crops
  • C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2006-06
    March 20, 2006 - April 4, 2006
    Editor:
    Harold Watters

    In This Issue:

    • Wheat Assessment and Considerations
    • Nitrogen Recommendations for Wheat
    • Spring Applications of Manure and Inorganic Fertilizer to Cool Season Grasses
    • Assessing Potential Differences Among Hybrids for Ethanol Production
    • Transgenic Corn Acreage Across the U.S. and Ohio
    • Managing Stored Grain as Warmer Weather Approaches
    • Working Around Stored Grain Can Be Dangerous
    • Control of Annual Ryegrass as a Cover Crop (Adopted from Mike Plumer, University of Illinois)
    • Strategies for Managing Marestail, Giant Ragweed, and Lambsquarters in Roundup Ready Soybeans
    • Evolving Lambsquarters and Giant Ragweed Control Problems – What’s the Cause?
  • C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2006-05
    March 7, 2006 - March 21, 2006
    Editor:
    Harold Watters

    In This Issue:

    • Predicting Flea Beetle Activity and Stewart’s Disease for the 2006 Corn Crop
    • Preventive Insect Control on Field Crops
    • Efficacy of Fungicide Seed Treatments for Corn & Soybeans in Ohio
    • Control Winter Annual Weeds Soon in Wheat
    • Is It Too Early to Apply Residual Soybean Herbicides?
    • Leaving Corn in the Field Through the Winter: How Much Do You Lose?
  • C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2006-04
    February 21, 2006 - March 8, 2006
    Editor:
    Harold Watters

    In This Issue:

    • Nitrogen Consideration for Wheat
    • Nitrogen Placement - How Much N Can I Apply through My Planter?
    • Broadcast Application of Granular Urea for Sidedress?
    • Resistance: the First Line of Defense Against Northern Corn Leaf Blight
    • Defining Herbicide Resistance
    • Bulletin 545 - Control of Insect Pests of Field Crops Revised
    • Top Ten Issues and Developments Impacting Crop Management During Past 50 Years
  • C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2006-03
    February 7, 2006 - February 21, 2006
    Editor:
    Harold Watters

    In This Issue:

    • Application of Manure to Frozen Ground, How Should I Make the Application?
    • Wheat Growth Stage, Disease Progress, Disease Thresholds, and Fungicide Application
    • Crop Production Input Outlook and Budget Scenarios for 2006
    • Evaluation of Spraying Equipment for Effective Application of Fungicides to Control Asian Soybean Rust
    • An Update on Metolachlor Products
    • It’s the New (Old) Canopy
    • Comparison of Preemergence Soybean Herbicides
    • The Multiple Advantages of Preemergence Herbicides
    • Agronomy Guide 14th Edition Available
    • Farming Tips for 2006 Program - March 6th
    • Crop Profit Program February 21, 7PM
  • C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2006-02
    January 24, 2006 - February 7, 2006
    Editor:
    Harold Watters

    In This Issue:

    • Ohio Wheat Growers Annual Meeting - January 25
    • Winter Wheat Condition Concerns
    • New Economic Based Nitrogen Recommendations for Corn Are Now Online!
    • 2005 Quadris/Warrior Strip Trials
    • Northern Ohio Crops Day February 9th
    • Conservation Tillage & Technology Conference February 24 & 25
    • Agricultural Statistics, Least Significant Differences (LSD)
    • Weed Management Considerations for Roundup Ready Corn
    • Economic Consideration in Agronomic Production Meeting February 22
  • C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2006-01
    January 10, 2006 - January 24, 2006
    Editor:
    Harold Watters

    In This Issue:

    • 2006 Crop Profit Program January 18, 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
    • Standing Water in Wheat Fields
    • Soybeans: How to Minimize Losses Due to Diseases During 2006
    • Northwest Ohio 2005 Soybean Aphid Season Analysis
    • Certified Livestock Managers Training, Feb 1-2, 2006

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C.O.R.N. Newsletter is a summary of crop observations, related information, and appropriate recommendations for Ohio crop producers and industry. C.O.R.N. Newsletter is produced by the Ohio State University Extension Agronomy Team, state specialists at The Ohio State University and the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center (OARDC). C.O.R.N. Newsletter questions are directed to Extension and OARDC state specialists and associates at Ohio State.