Time is running out on the 2020 growing season! Join Michael and Tamra as they discuss late season soybean diseases and causes of dead patches in a field.

It’s a moth! It’s a beetle! No it’s the Nebraska Cropwatch Podcast! Mid and late season insects are the topic for this episode. So click on play and join Michael and Robert Wright for this ride.

In this episode of the Nebraska Cropwatch Podcast, Michael and Amit Jhala talk about weed control. The topic of this conversation is how the drought is affecting chemical control of weeds.

In this episode, Michael and Tamra Jackson-Ziems explore soybean diseases such as Soybean Cyst Nematodes, frogeye leaf spot, Phytophthora, Pythium, and more. Also included is where to get help diagnosing soybean diseases.

The Nebraska Cropwatch Podcast returns for another season. In this episode Michael and Tamra Jackson-Ziems take a look at corn diseases. Both fungal and bacteria diseases are discussed along with treatment options.

On this month’s CropWatch Podcast Michael is joined by entomologist Robert Wright to discuss insect issues in late-maturing corn and soybeans. Aphids, grasshoppers, rootworm beetles, and woolly bear caterpillars are the star pests of this podcast. Learn what attracts these pests and which pests are more of a problem this year than in other years.

Corn nematodes, bacterial leaf streak, and frogeye leafspot, oh my! Tamra Jackson-Ziems returns to the Nebraska CropWatch Podcast with information on mid-season corn and soybean diseases. Listen in if you are interested in knowing more about the three.

In this episode of the Nebraska CropWatch podcast, Michael Sindelar is joined by Robert Wright of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Entomology Department. Topics include how to prevent, identify, and manage early season insects in corn and soybeans.

In this CropWatch podcast Michael is joined by UNL Plant Pathologist Tamra Jackson-Ziems to discuss what to look for when scouting for seedling diseases in corn, including how to differentiate diseases with similar looking symptoms, and how to submit a sample to the UNL Plant and Pest Diagnostic Laboratory for identification. They also discuss how early season stressors, such as seedling diseases, can affect corn growth later in the season.

Nebraska Extension Educator Michael Sindelar talks with Extension Plant Pathologist Tamra Jackson-Ziems about what to look for when scouting for seedling diseases in soybean and how to manage Pythium and Phythopthora.