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NE Extension | UNL professionals share their field observations in brief segments, highlighting specific topics and issues occurring in agriculture.

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Keeping a close watch on the rapidly changing situation with Southern rust and Tar spot in our fields, Tamra Jackson-Ziems, discusses this emerging issue and ways to manage other notable bacterial diseases. Tamra Jackson-Ziems podbean.com/ew/pb-wt99p-16… #NebExt #NFieldObs

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Southern #rust has made its appearance in NE. What impacts does it potentially have on 2024 #corn yields? Which fields are at the highest risk? #NFieldObs #NebExt Tamra Jackson-Ziems Crop Protection Network Amy Timmerman

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This week Extension Educator, Steve Melvin, discusses tips to quickly evaluate your center pivot’s performance while it is running. Nebraska CropWatch Nebraska Extension #NfieldObs #NebExt

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#VolunteerCorn is a problematic weed in Nebraska's crop production fields and poses a significant challenge in #sorghum cultivation. Amit Jhala discusses the herbicide, quizalofop (FirstAct), and how it can be used to manage volunteer corn in Double Team sorghum. Nebraska CropWatch

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#Planting cash crops into actively growing green #covercrops is referred to as planting green. It is crucial to time the termination of cereal rye correctly to ensure effective weed suppression without negatively impacting corn yields. Amit Jhala Nebraska Agronomy and Horticulture Dr. Andrea Basche

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Herbicide-resistant Palmer amaranth is the most troublesome weed in corn-soybean production fields in Nebraska. @amitUNL discusses the three basic principles that should be adopted before or after it emerges. Dr. Martha Mamo Nebraska Agronomy and Horticulture Nebraska Extension Dr. Andrea Basche

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We have all seen the news articles about combine #fires then leading to large wildfire. Reminder of steps we all can take to help prevent combine fires. #EDEN #NFieldObs #NebExt

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All prevention and maintenance can be done perfectly but combine fires still can happen. Explore steps to be prepared when that disaster occurs. Key is to be prepared! #NebExt #Nfieldobs Nebraska Extension

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Harvesters are urged to take precautions this week, as dry conditions & strong winds have increased the risk of rapid fire spread in #Nebraska & western Iowa. » buff.ly/4h37AWn #NebExt #harvest24 #drought #ag #cropproduction #wildfire #naturaldisaster Nebraska State Climate Office

Harvesters are urged to take precautions this week, as dry conditions & strong winds have increased the risk of rapid fire spread in #Nebraska & western Iowa. » buff.ly/4h37AWn 

#NebExt #harvest24 #drought #ag #cropproduction #wildfire #naturaldisaster <a href="/NebraskaClimate/">Nebraska State Climate Office</a>
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#CerealRye is Nebraska’s common grass #covercrop in corn & #soybean. Planted in fall, it helps control winter weeds like henbit & marestail. Terminate after planting to suppress summer weeds like #PalmerAmaranth. Amit Jhala Dr. Martha Mamo Nebraska Agronomy and Horticulture Nebraska Extension #NFieldObs

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Hairy vetch is an important legume #covercrop that can convert atmospheric #nitrogen into N that can be used by plants such as #corn and #sorghum. It can also suppress weeds. #NFieldObs #NebExt Amit Jhala Nebraska Agronomy and Horticulture Nebraska Extension

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Alfalfa #weevils are a key pest of #alfalfa, especially before and just after the first cutting. #Scouting is an important component of effective alfalfa weevil management. #NFieldObs #NebExt Nebraska Extension

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🌾 Fall-planted #cerealrye suppresses winter weeds + Palmer amaranth (if terminated after corn planting). Split N apps = stronger corn emergence: at planting + ~3 weeks later. Amit Jhala Dr. Martha Mamo Nebraska Agronomy and Horticulture Nebraska Extension #CoverCrops #Corn #NebExt #NFieldObs

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👖Properly washing clothes after #pesticide use is key to safety! 🫧Wash separately, use hot water & run the washer empty when done. #NFieldObs #NebExt

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#Marestail is tough to control post-emergence in #soybeans—many populations resist #glyphosate. Choose #herbicides based on the resistant soybean variety you plant. Limited options mean planning matters. Amit Jhala Dr. Martha Mamo Nebraska Agronomy and Horticulture Nebraska Extension #WeedControl

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🚨 Corn hail at V4-V5 can open the door for bacterial diseases to infect through wounds. Keep an eye out—fungicides won’t help here. Scout often, stay alert. 🌽⚠️ Tamra Jackson-Ziems Nebraska CropWatch Crop Protection Network #NebExt #NFieldObs #HailKnow #CornDiseases

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Hail damage at V4-V5 = bruised stalks, potential entry for rot later. 📅 Flag these fields for a September check to prioritize harvest & avoid lodged corn. たじちゃん @UNL_Cropwatch Crop Protection Network #HailKnow #NebExt #NFieldObs #CornWatch #HailDamage #HarvestPlanning #AgTwitter

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There's a few options for annual forages and cover crops in drought. We return to our demo plot at Middle Niobrara NRD in Valentine for a quick update! Nebraska's 23 NRDs #CoverCrops #Forage #NFieldObs #NebExt #UNLExt