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Internet Source for Daily Pest Degree-Days and Growing Degree-Days in Illinois
Another new online tool allows users to determine degree-day accumulations for selected pests throughout the season. more

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Don't Forget to Mark Your Calendar for the First Illinois Ag Masters Conference
The first Illinois Ag Masters Conference will be held December 1 and 2, 2009, in Champaign. Day 1 will present a single general session; Day 2 will feature advanced sessions with limited enrollments. More details will be shared as the planning continues. more

Alfalfa Weevils--One of Our First Indicator Insects of the Season
Alfalfa growers in southern Illinois should begin to look for signs of alfalfa weevil activity when 150 to 200 degree-days have accumulated; growers in other areas can wait until the accumulation reaches about 300 degree-days. more

A Rather Steady Flow of Black Cutworm Moths
Reports of captures of black cutworm moths in pheromone traps continue. Mid-May is the current target for ramping up scouting efforts for black cutworms. more

Insect Trapping Network? Presently Scattershot, But Poised to Reemerge
It is hoped that grant funding will be received to to jump-start a new initiative for insect trapping and for monitoring insects and plant diseases. more

Germany Prohibits the Use of Bt Corn (MON 810)
Germany will no longer allow the cultivation of Bt corn (MON 810). more

Residuals and Resistance: On the Minds of Weed Management Practitioners
Recent evidence suggests that practitioners are moving toward more integrated weed management in glyphosate-resistant soybean. more

Soybean Variety Selection
Guidelines are presented for making any final decisions on what soybean varieties to plant. more

Phosphorus and Potassium Applications This Spring
Whether and when to apply phosphorus and potassium this spring is discussed. more

Are Your Corn Stands "Precise" Enough?
Details are outlined regarding establishment and uniformity of corn plant stands. more

Regional Reports
Reports are provided this issue for east-central, northern, southern, and west-central Illinois. more

 


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