Watch for early-season crop disease and insect pressure
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5/4/2015
A week’s worth of showers and unseasonably cool weather in mid-April will put Iowa’s earliest-planted corn at greater risk of seedling diseases like pythium, according to plant pathologists.
"Pythium loves wet, cold soils," said Alison Robertson, Iowa State University Extension field crops pathologist.
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