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ISU Plant Pathology

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Crazy smart scientists studying how to make plants healthier from our labs and plots to your fields. #IAPlantDrs

Ames, IA Katılım Temmuz 2015
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The Soybean Entomology Lab is looking for Undergraduate Research Assistants! Tasks can include counting insects, sampling for insects, collecting and sorting insects. Position is June 1st - August 30th. To apply send a resume to soyenthire@iastate.edu!
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ISU Extension and Outreach’s Food Innovation and Business Hub will host a monthly “Lunch and Learn” webinar series in 2026 to support current and aspiring Iowa food entrepreneurs. Learn more: extension.iastate.edu/foodinnovation…
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Join the Grain Conditioning School on March 11 at Iowa State’s Kent Feed Mill in Ames, IA for hands-on training in aeration planning, sensor use, hotspot detection & natural hydration for corn & soybeans. Spots limited (48)! Register by March 4 for $100. regcytes.extension.iastate.edu/bits/
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ISU Extension and Outreach’s Food Innovation and Business Hub will host a monthly “Lunch and Learn” webinar series to support current and aspiring Iowa food entrepreneurs. The webinars are offered at no cost and open to all. The first webinar is March 3. extension.iastate.edu/news/webinar-s…
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The Iowa Soybean Research Center is hosting a Soybean Photo Contest for upcoming promotional materials, postcards, and publications. Submit up to 4 recent Iowa-taken photos (past 2–3 years) and earn a prize! Submit by Mon, March 2: iastate.box.com/s/nlltg5r6q8jk…
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Thanks to the generosity of Dhamu Thamodaran (AG Econ ’83, Ph.D.) and Kanchana Thamodaran, the ISU College of Agriculture and Life Sciences is pleased to offer the Thamodaran Family Innovation in Agriculture Student $4,000 Award. Undergrads learn more: iastate.academicworks.com/opportunities/…
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Thanks to the generosity of Michele Griswold, the *Pathways to Innovation and Leadership Program* in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences is pleased to announce the Wentz-Griswold Agriculture Undergraduate Research Scholars Award. Learn more: iastate.academicworks.com/opportunities/…
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Check out the 15 scholarships available for any undergrad CALS students! The applications are due this coming Friday.
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Multiple management options are available for northern corn leaf blight. One of the most effective options is to plant less susceptible hybrids. Foliar and at-plant fungicides are available. Preventive applications are most effective, and foliar fungicide timings targeting tasseling/silking (VT/R1) have been most successful at reducing disease compared to a non-treated control. Read more at cropprotectionnetwork.org/publications/a…. From @cropdoc08 @ppp_trey @alisonrISU @AlbertTenuta @baldpathologist @PACropDoc @MahDuffeck @travisfaske @NDSUExtension @dsmuelle @badgercropdoc @UMNExt @CUESNews #corn #disease #plant26
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Factors influencing nematicide root protection: Movement in root: Seed-applied nematicides do not move through the vascular system toward the growing point of the root system, so the amount that comes off individual seeds must come directly into contact with nematodes in soil to cause paralysis which impedes infection. Nematicides that bind to the seed coat are less likely to move into the soil water phase, limiting the “zone of protection” around roots. Movement in soil: Nematicides that have low water solubility are less likely to be distributed in the soil water phase than those with a moderate solubility. Nematicides that have limited movement in the soil water phase, due to low water-solubility, have a smaller “zone of protection” with less protection further from the seed. Nematode population density: Seed-applied nematicides are marketed for use at low nematode densities. When nematode densities are severe, this usually means there are more nematodes outside the zone of root protection, but still within the zone of root expansion. In this scenario, risk of infection remains high, as roots expand beyond the nematicide “zone of protection.” Read more at cropprotectionnetwork.org/publications/h… from @travisfaske @CUESNews & @MUExtension. @UFcropnematodes @UCDavisEntomolo @UFEntNem @LSUNematology @SON_nemaweb @ArkAgResearch @ARCrops @AR_Extension
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“The impact of plant diseases on soybean...was estimated across 29 states and Ontario, Canada from 2020 to 2024...Diseases reduced soybean yield by an estimated 1.2 billion bushels...valued at $14.6 billion USD for the survey period. Per acre, this estimated mean economic loss was equal to $32.93 USD...across all locations and years...” From the new @planthealthprog article at doi.org/10.1094/PHP-09… by @DTelenko @baldpathologist @MandyBish1 @cropdisease @kmbiss @ISU_IPM @BorisCamiletti @MartinChilvers1 @PACropDoc @MahDuffeck @travisfaske @tjcksn @DylanMangel @bobkemerait @febina_m @dsmuelle @OnofreLab @MPlumblee @ppp_trey @maddishires @alabamaED @badgercropdoc @SpurlockLab @AlbertTenuta @LSUNematology @BisonBeanDoc @YuanZeng3 +more @KsSoybean @NCStatesoybeans @Ohiosoycouncil @NESoybeanBoard @soybean #USSoy
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“To beat the mosquito, we have to understand it.” Iowa State scientists helped create the first-ever cell-by-cell atlas of the mosquito species behind dengue, Zika, yellow fever & more. Learn More: ppem.iastate.edu/news/2025/iowa…
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“If you have a field with a history of IDC, select the most tolerant variety available. IDC scoring methods may vary among companies, so it is best to consult university IDC variety trials. While there are other management strategies, none can compensate for choosing a susceptible variety.” From the Iron Deficiency Chlorosis in Soybeans article at soybeanscienceforsuccess.org/2025/08/07/iro… by @SoybeanScience1's Ana Carcedo. @NDSUExtension @KsSoybean @NDSoybean @sdsoybean @NESoybeanBoard #soybean #IDC #plant26 #USSoy
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