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This eUpdate has articles on the status of first hollow stem in #wheat, the value of split fungicide applications for wheat, #corn seeding rates, marestail control in #soybeans, and more! bit.ly/4hu7c2e

This eUpdate is FULL of timely articles on #soybean planting, #wheat diseases, first hollow stem, brown wheat mites, residual herbicides and water solubility, field scouting with drones, prepping for irrigation tips, late freeze chances, and more! bit.ly/3R27PoU

Using drones for early season field scouting from K-State Agronomy eupdate.agronomy.ksu.edu/article/using-…

So glad to have this new spray drone at the Ag Research Center in Hays. Excited for the opportunity to test it in field trials.

Integrating spray drones into herbicide applications from K-State Agronomy eupdate.agronomy.ksu.edu/article/integr…

It was great to guest lecture the students of FHSU about managing herbicide-resistant weeds.

In dryland production systems, controlling early emerging weeds like kochia is critical for soil water conservation and crop yield. Trying to find a spot with a uniform and consistent kochia stand to test a few burndown herbicide programs.

Get ahead of weeds: Preplant herbicide options for grain sorghum from K-State Agronomy eupdate.agronomy.ksu.edu/article/get-ah…

This PPO-inhibiting herbicide will be a game changer for kochia control. Photos 2 weeks after application.

Residual herbicide programs in #Sorghum aren't optional - they're essential. Postemergence options are limited. Start clean with strong preemergence residuals with multiple sites-of-action. #ksag #grainsorghum #weedcontrol bit.ly/3Fbyw8i Jeremie Kouame K-State Weed Science Extension

Resilience and adaptability: what can't pigweeds do to survive?

Good morning from the dryland production systems of western Kansas. Soil water availability is a major limiting factor here, and most of the region relies on annual precipitation. Weed control is essential for conserving the already limited soil moisture and increasing yield.

Soil water availability is a major limiting factor in the dryland production systems of western Kansas, and we predominantly rely on rainfall. The soil is really dry this morning. Hopefully, we'll get some rain soon so the corn can grow better. However, this is an excellent

The latest eUpdate is here! Topics include the first report of tar spot of #corn, replanting #soybeans, field bindweed control, a "new" weed to learn: devil's claw, K-State/KARA Summer Field school, and more! bit.ly/43IasDA

Field bindweed is a tough perennial weed that can slash #crop yields by up to 80%. Single herbicide applications won't cut it; long-term, integrated mgmt is key. Learn more: bit.ly/44cD1sK #ksag #weedcontrol

Working on generating weed prescription maps. They can help save herbicides, money and protect the environment.

Prescription maps when well developed can be exported for targeted applications using ground sprayers and certain spray drones. Just prepping for actual data to come. Stay tuned!