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Tamra Jackson-Ziems

@tjcksn

Extension Plant Pathologist & Professor at the Univ. of Nebraska responsible for education about plant diseases and proud to be a farmer's wife.🌽

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Keeping a close watch on the rapidly changing situation with Southern rust and Tar spot in our fields, Tamra Jackson-Ziems, discusses this emerging issue and ways to manage other notable bacterial diseases. Tamra Jackson-Ziems podbean.com/ew/pb-wt99p-16… #NebExt #NFieldObs

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Corn plants with crown rot can die early. These “ghost” plants have a grayish-green discoloration & are often surrounded by healthy plants. Find out more at cropprotectionnetwork.org/publications/f… From Extension's Tamra Jackson-Ziems Alison Robertson Kiersten Wise Tom Allen Mandy Bish Martin Chilvers

Corn plants with crown rot can die early. These “ghost” plants have a grayish-green discoloration & are often surrounded by healthy plants.

Find out more at cropprotectionnetwork.org/publications/f… 

From Extension's <a href="/tjcksn/">Tamra Jackson-Ziems</a> <a href="/alisonrISU/">Alison Robertson</a> <a href="/cropdoc08/">Kiersten Wise</a> <a href="/baldpathologist/">Tom Allen</a> <a href="/MandyBish1/">Mandy Bish</a> <a href="/MartinChilvers1/">Martin Chilvers</a>
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Scouting is the best practice to manage grain affected by ear rots and mycotoxins. Before harvest, check several spots across a field. Pull husks back to see the entire ear. If greater than 10 percent are moldy, schedule the field for early harvest. Read more in Extension's

Scouting is the best practice to manage grain affected by ear rots and mycotoxins.

Before harvest, check several spots across a field. Pull husks back to see the entire ear. If greater than 10 percent are moldy, schedule the field for early harvest.

Read more in Extension's
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I've had a great afternoon n southwest Nebraska for our Great Plains bacterial leaf streak (BLS) survey with K-State Rodrigo Onofre K-State Applied Row Crop Pathology Program & SDSU Maddi Shires The corn looks #AMAIZING here except where impacted by hail. BLS is everywhere! UNLPlant&Pest Clinic UNL Department of Plant Pathology

I've had a great afternoon n southwest Nebraska for our Great Plains bacterial leaf streak (BLS) survey with K-State <a href="/rodrigobonofre/">Rodrigo Onofre</a> <a href="/KSUCropdiseases/">K-State Applied Row Crop Pathology Program</a> &amp; SDSU <a href="/maddishires/">Maddi Shires</a> The corn looks #AMAIZING here except where impacted by hail. BLS is everywhere!
<a href="/UNLPlantClinic/">UNLPlant&Pest Clinic</a> <a href="/UNL_PlantPath/">UNL Department of Plant Pathology</a>
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With high tar spot severity, ground-applied fungicide resulted in a partial net-return ranging from $11.9 loss to $83.9/A gain. With low tar spot severity, the partial net-return ranged from a $46.5 loss to a $5.8/A loss. Yield data and fungicide efficacy tar spot research

With high tar spot severity, ground-applied fungicide resulted in a partial net-return ranging from $11.9 loss to $83.9/A gain. With low tar spot severity, the partial net-return ranged from a $46.5 loss to a $5.8/A loss.

Yield data and fungicide efficacy tar spot research
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Scouting is the best practice to manage grain affected by ear rots & mycotoxins. 🌽Before harvest, scout across a field & pull husks back to see the entire ear. 🌽If >10% are moldy, the field should be scheduled for early harvest. 🌽In general, ear rot fungi will grow &

Scouting is the best practice to manage grain affected by ear rots &amp; mycotoxins. 

🌽Before harvest, scout across a field &amp; pull husks back to see the entire ear. 
🌽If &gt;10% are moldy, the field should be scheduled for early harvest. 
🌽In general, ear rot fungi will grow &amp;