SDSU Extension Plant Pathology

@marzano_lab Impressive! Congrats!

We found this very impressive TEM on the UToledo health science campus to look at our mycovirus infected fungal tissues.

Come join us at North Dakota State University! Assistant/Associate Professor of Soybean Pathology. - Research (90%) and teaching (10%) - Research emphasis on soil-borne diseases - Collaborate with the NDSU soybean breeding program. Apply here: shorturl.at/eCDLT

The #SCNCoalition recommends #soybean growers actively manage #SCN to protect yields. This includes: 1. Test fields 2. Rotate resistant varieties 3. Rotate to non-host crops 4. Consider a seed treatment What’s you number? #TakeTheTest #BeatThePest thescncoalition.com

How you and your advisors decide to actively manage #SCN will depend on where you farm. Click on your state soybean expert for advice and to learn why actively managing SCN is important. What's your number? #TakeTheTest #BeatThePest thescncoalition.com/recommendation…

“Just as you switch up herbicides or insecticides to avoid overuse, using different sources of #SCN resistance keeps nematodes guessing,” writes @PamSmithDTN. Learn why it’s important to understand the different types of SCN resistance. dtnpf.com/agriculture/we…

"Our hearts are broken, but not our spirits." While the physical structure that housed the UK Research and Education Center is gone, our people are safe. Learn more about the damage, ways you can get involved, and our path to rebuilding >> bit.ly/3DS2XcZ

We are thankful for all South Dakota wheat farmers and we are proud to support the wheat industry through research, market development and promotion.

Honoring all who have served our country. #VeteransDay #VeteransDay2021

A groundbreaking ceremony was held today for the POET Bioproducts Institute at the Research Park for SDSU. In conjunction with @sdsmt, this institute will work to develop low-value agricultural and forestry materials into high-value bioproducts. @POET

@RBrown_1020 @Qconnealy19 This might be due to virus infection in soybeans

@Qconnealy19 I see it so much in beans. Big tall plant still green but no pods.

Question 🙋🏼‍♀️ What is this extremely tall corn plant here & why am I seeing so many of them this year? #harvest21

The future is here!

Math is hard

@alisonrISU Could be they were ripened when not yet mature?

Hey #mango folks - can anyone tell me what’s wrong with these mangoes? Not sure if it’s a disease or a nutrient problem.

Been scouting any green corn leaf still out there, no tar spot yet in the fields I have been to.

Iowa State University Nematologist Greg Tylka says successful management of #SCN begins with a soil test. Get state specific SCN management recommendations. What’s your number? #TakeTheTest #BeatThePest thescncoalition.com/recommendation…

Not sure there is a community cerebration day bigger than Hobo Day Parade in South Dakota! Happy Hobo Day everyone!

@alisonrISU Not yet, we have not confirmed, all the black spots we have looked at under the scope are rust pustules. A little scratch reveals rust spores.

@SDSUPlantPath Does this mean you’ve joined the boat?

Tar spotters, anything to see here?

@plantpath_PD We checked every black spot but it is all rust!

@SDSUPlantPath These two spots looks suspicious 🧐🧐

This is great, early maturing soybean groups and not necessary an early season due to weather could make this a common practice! #winterwheat