Wheat disease update for Kansas - May 15, 2020
Stripe rust has been reported in multiple locations across Kansas in recent weeks. More recently, it has been seen in the upper canopy. For a complete wheat disease update, see this article from Extension Plant Pathology.
Wheat harvest: Identifying disease problems and setting harvest priorities
As we begin harvest across the state, we wanted to provide some reminders about diseases that may affect either grain quality or the viability of grain that is destined to be saved for seed.
Wheat harvest: Identifying disease problems and setting harvest priorities
As we look toward harvest in Kansas, this article provides some reminders about diseases that may affect either grain quality or the viability of grain that is destined to be saved for seed. There are some strategies for mitigating losses on heavily infested fields.
Wheat harvest: Identifying disease problems and setting harvest priorities
As wheat harvest progresses in Kansas, this article provides some reminders about diseases that may affect either grain quality or the viability of grain that is destined to be saved for seed. While most disease management decisions have been made, there are some strategies for mitigating losses on heavily infected fields.
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Wheat harvest: Identifying disease problems and setting harvest priorities
As wheat harvest kicks off across Kansas, producers should remain alert for disease-related grain quality issues, including sooty molds, black point, Fusarium head blight (scab), and common bunt. These can impact test weight, marketability, and seed viability.