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Speaking to my daughter’s 6th grade class about @ScoutProInc and my trip to #grandchallenges2019 in Ethiopia. Future #agtech #agentrepreneurs
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My office view the last few days. Nice to get out from behind a desk and get in the field. #agtech gets better when #farming is experienced firsthand. #getinthefield
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Thank you to our #agtech #entrepreneurs for giving us great insights into your world.
- Casey Nieman, @agrisync
- Steven Brockshus, @FarmlandFinder
- Kyle McMahon, @TractorZoom
- Michael Koenig, @ScoutProInc
- Dr. Jenny Filbey, @MazenAnimal
- Dr. Wayne Freese, @cambtech
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Anyone wandering through soybean fields still? My lab is looking for ~10 leaves with frogeye leaf spot from each Iowa county. PM me if you can send me leaves. Thanks!
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Please let me know if you’re seeing significant earworm pressure and live earworms in traited corn in central Iowa! Here’s the handy by trait table to see what your traits should control: agrilife.org/lubbock/files/2…
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This is so important and it applies to all farming equipment, not just combines. Weed seeds and plant parts can be spread via between field traffic. For example, these bindweed vines and rhizome fragments.
This is why combines should be constantly cleaned during harvest. Check all the #pigweed seeds/seedlings we found in a clump of chaff in the corner of the combine’s feeder house this morning during our combine cleaning clinic @agronomybadger
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Are these both Southern Rust? No. Left is Physoderma Brown Spot while picture on right is in fact Southern Rust. Can be tricky to determine at first glance. 👀 for chocolate brown lesions on midrib for Physoderma. Small “Cheeto” colored lesions on Southern Rust. #scout19
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Getting ready for the Iowa State university crop scouting contest! @corteva @PioneerSeeds @IowaSoybeans @ScoutProInc @soilwarrior @iowacertifiedcropadvisers – at Iowa, USA
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✔️Ford, Iroquois and Livingston counties
✔️Finally found rootworms...#northerncornrootworms that is
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More tar spot confirmed in Dekalb Co., IL for 5 years in a row. Incidence extremely low. Not a surprise as once found in a county its been found in the county the following year. Expect more counties confirmed, but severity is up in the air. @ILplantdoc @corndisease
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Showcasing @farmers_edge imagery on the eScout and ScoutPro apps at @InfoAg! Come by the ScoutPro booth to view NDVI, Scouting and Variation layers integrated into these full suite scouting platforms.
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Looked at a lot of fields in the last week, but this is the first time I’ve seen this! #ISUCrops
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My Dad could sharpen a hoe like a razor blade....in fact, this hoe and I go back about 40 years......That tip went through a leather boot and into the top of my right foot when I was about 13....a trip to the ER, stitches, gauze, butt chewing from The Col. and back to the field.
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We’re focused on crop performance. Our trained crop specialists and crop scouts will identify environmental conditions, crop growth stage and plant development to make agronomically sound recommendations for each of your fields. #scout19
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Southern rust of corn has now been confirmed by university experts @ppp_trey and @bobkemerait in the following counties/parishes: Baker, Coffee, and Dooly Counties, GA and Franklin and Pointe Coupee Parishes, LA.
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Thistle Caterpillar in soybean update. Here’s what we’re seeing. cropwatch.unl.edu/2019/thist…
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Pest Alert
Significant #blackcutworm flight
Champaign County
Projected potential cutting date May 25
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A common question in the spring related to leaf spots on corn: Is it Holcus spot or paraquat? Holcus spot is rare and difficult to diagnose in the field. Check broadleaf weeds for similar leaf spots. Be mindful, Holcus spot occurs on grasses #mscrops @MSUextPlantLab @corndisease

















































