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Seed selection remains one of the most critical decisions a grower can make. The right seed, on the right acre, at the right rate, planted at the right time sets the foundation for yield potential and ...

Their larvae eat and burrow into roots, while adults feed on corn leaves, silk and pollen. That damage can significantly reduce yield. Michigan ranks 12th nationally in corn production ...

The best time to apply fungicide is while the fungal diseases are active in the corn canopy, he said, and while the corn is between V10 (with 10 visible leaves) and VT (when the last branch of ...

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The discovery of a powerful "weapon" used by many disease-causing fungi to infect and destroy major food crop staples, such as rice and corn, could offer new strategies to bolster global food ...

The fungus, which lives inside the leaves, not only increases the production of defensive substances in the trees, but also produces an alkaloid itself that protects the trees from feeding damage.

“This marks the second cluster of cases and deaths from an unknown disease in the province in less than a month,” said a weekly bulletin from the World Health Organization's African Regio ...

Yellow leaves can be a sign of improper watering, insufficient light, insect or disease problems, nutrient deficiencies and sick roots, just to name a few. There are also situations where yellow ...