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HomePublicationsCrops & SoilsIssues Nutrient Management Winter canola response to soil and fertilizer nitrogen March 14, 2020 Iron availability and management considerations: A 4R approach March 11, 2020 Corn response to nitrogen application timing and nitrification inhibitor addition March 6, 2020 People Kramer named 2020 ICCA of the Year March 17, 2020 Meet the new vice-chair of the North American CCA Board March 4, 2020 Newly CertifiedNewly Certified March 11, 2020 March-April 2020 issueVolume 53, Issue 2Inside this issueCover crops have many positive benefits, but on the negative side of the ledger, they can be attractive environments for pests to lay eggs or overwinter. An article on p. 3 of this issue provides some general tips to reduce pest problems as well as advice specific to controlling stink bugs, slugs, and bean leaf beetles. Cover photo shows wireworms feeding on a corn root. Cover crops can aggravate wireworm damage in corn by providing a year-round food source. Source: Scott Stewart, The University of Tennessee. Integrated Pest Management Wireworms: Resurgence in the pacific northwest March 11, 2020 Weedy conversation: What weeds are saying to your crops may make them ‘scream’ on the inside March 6, 2020 Wheat streak mosaic virus: Good management can reduce your risks March 6, 2020 How to anticipate pests from cover crops migrating into cash crops March 6, 2020
Weedy conversation: What weeds are saying to your crops may make them ‘scream’ on the inside March 6, 2020