Wheat streak mosaic, High plains disease, and Triticum mosaic are part of a virus disease complex found in most wheat growing regions of the U.S. and into Canada. This disease complex can cause major losses in spring and winter wheat. Some virus-resistant wheat varieties exist. Manage volunteer plants serving as hosts to the wheat curl mite, which vectors the viruses. Create a two-week gap of host tissue availability (i.e., between wheat harvest and wheat emergence in the fall) to reduce mites. Avoid early fall planting of winter wheat and late planting of spring wheat for areas and seasons with high virus incidence. No acaricides are registered for wheat curl mites and insecticides are ineffective. @USWBSI @SaskWheat @MahDuffeck @travisfaske @OSUwheatdisease @DTelenko @ppp_trey @MartinChilvers1 @baldpathologist @MandyBish1 @AlbertTenuta @maddishires @badgercropdoc #wheat

There are five major mycotoxins associated with ear rots. Toxic effects vary by type, concentration, exposure, and animal species. If a field has kernel or ear rot problems (10%+ of ears are moldy), test for mycotoxins. For more info, see Corn Mycotoxin FAQs at cropprotectionnetwork.org/pu…. From Extension. @badgercropdoc @baldpathologist @MartinChilvers1 @travisfaske @dsmuelle @ppp_trey @AlbertTenuta @cropdoc08 @DaisyHAhumada @MandyBish1 @PACropDoc @MahDuffeck @alisonrISU @DTelenko #harvest25 #corn #agtwitter

“Cercospora leaf blight...is an important soybean disease, particularly in the southern United States. This foliar disease can cause premature defoliation and yield loss...As the disease progresses, the upper canopy...will develop a bronze to purple coloration, and the leaves develop a leathery feel...” From the Extension publication "An Overview of Cercospora Leaf Blight of Soybean" at cropprotectionnetwork.org/pu… by @ppp_trey @baldpathologist @travisfaske @dsmuelle @LSUAgCenter @MartinChilvers1 @MahDuffeck @BisonBeanDoc @cropdoc08 +more @alabamaED @DylanMangel @MandyBish1 @maddishires @kysoybean @MSSOY @arkansassoybean #soybean #USSoy