phytopathology

Hay Range Pasture

Bristle for thistles that run amok

Thistles have taken advantage of grass stands weakened by drought, and many southwestern Missouri fields now have large amounts of musk and bull thistles, says University of Missouri Extension agronomist Tim Schnakenberg. Read More

Regional Roundup

Heartland virus disease identified in Kansas resident

Crops, Wheat

Morocco collaboration boosts wheat research at University of Nebraska-Lincoln



Now is time to scout for true armyworms in Missouri

  • By Julie Harker University of Missouri Extension

Lahoma wheat tour speakers discuss diseases, weather and new varieties

K-State entomologist advises farmers to be on lookout for armyworms

  • By Pat Melgares Kansas State University Research and Extension

Time to scout for ergot

  • By Linda Geist University of Missouri Extension

Alfalfa weevils remain a top target

Drought conditions increase potential for wheat disease and insects

New ‘AA’ alfalfa varieties provide boost for growers

Keep your eyes peeled for colorful St. Patrick’s Day spuds