Harkirat Kaur

🌱 How do early growth stages shape corn yield? Dr. Harkirat Kaur (@WiscBadger_corn ) explains how early season development, from planting to V6, influences corn performance and yield potential. Watch the full webinar: 👉 bit.ly/4tmnOiO @CropNetwork #CornResearch

It’s Go Time in WI… What Crop Do I Plant First Soybean or Corn? badgercropnetwork.com/its-go-time-in…

Imbibitional Chilling in Soybean and Corn: @WiscBadger_corn @hebeltaina @ColetFabiano badgercropnetwork.com/imbibitional-c…

🌽 How does weather stress impact corn yield? Dr. Alex Lindsey (@cropstressOSU) explains how weather related stress affects corn development and what it means for management decisions. Watch the full webinar: 👉 lnkd.in/diHsANgN @CropNetwork #CornResearch #Agronomy

🌽 What is the CORN Network? Swipe through to see how researchers and Extension specialists are working together across the U.S. 𝗪𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗳𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗼𝘄𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗰𝗼𝗿𝗻 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗵 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺? #CornResearch #Agronomy #Extension

🌽 The CORN Network is live! A collaboration of Extension specialists and researchers working together to advance corn production across the U.S. 👉Follow for research insights and agronomic updates. In collaboration with: @CropNetwork @NationalCorn @INCornFarmers

Congratulations to ⁦@WiscWeeds⁩ for being named the WSSA outstanding early career scientist! ⁦@UWMadisonCALS⁩

Watch the new "Early Stage Corn Growth and Development" CPN TV episode at youtu.be/-LYyjqTAbxU. From @UWMadisonExt's @WiscBadger_corn. #corn @UWMadisonCALS @UWiscResearch @UWMadison @wicorngrowers #plant26

Is Phyllachora maydis (Tar Spot) hitting your yields? This fast-spreading fungus is a threat to silage corn quality. Timely scouting & fungicide application are critical for management. Protect your investment & read more: ow.ly/GBCV50XInj8 @WiscBadger_corn @SpartanAgronomy

Winners of the @WISoybean Yield Contest! badgercropnetwork.com/winners-of-the…

Wisconsin Corn Performance Trials are now available at @BadgerCropNet badgercropnetwork.com/wisconsin-corn… These are multi-location trials that provide unbiased information on current and new corn hybrids to help growers choose. Please reach out in case there are any questions.

"Results emphasize that fungicide applications occurring at VT/R1 and when disease severity exceeds 5%, are more likely to result in positive economic gain." Read more in the new @phytofrontiers article at apsjournals.apsnet.org/doi/pdf/10.109…. From @NabinKDangal @badgercropdoc @baldpathologist @MandyBish1 @kmbiss @MartinChilvers1 @travisfaske @tjcksn @AG__McCoy @dsmuelle @OnofreLab @alisonrISU @alabamaED @DTelenko @AlbertTenuta @cropdoc08 & others. @plantdisease @NationalCorn @datascience_uw

Determining high yielding corn relative maturities and growing season characteristics across the United States @WiscBadger_corn @KentuckyCrops @SpartanAgronomy @cropstressOSU badgercropnetwork.com/determining-hi…

Why was southern rust such a big issue in 2025? Why was the risk of tar spot low? Listen to the newest @PenneyPodcast episode at podbean.com/pw/pbblog-rrhf…. Featuring @alisonrISU, @dsmuelle, @seanblomgren, & @CyPathology. Name drops include @AOV_OlmedoVelar, @MahDuffeck, @DTelenko, @MartinChilvers1, @mjanders1 and @badgercropdoc!

Fall harvest is usually a time to celebrate the fruits of your hard work. But this year, market challenges are weighing heavily on many farmers. Take a moment to check in with your neighbors. Ask them, “How are you really doing?” Responding to Stress - farms.extension.wisc.edu/farmstress/

The presence of ear rot diseases should be a key consideration when determining harvest timing. Fungi that cause ear rots can continue to grow, spread, and produce mycotoxins after corn reaches maturity and during storage if grain is not dry. Read more at cropprotectionnetwork.org/publications/s…. Ask local Extension for more info. @travisfaske @baldpathologist @MartinChilvers1 @dsmuelle @ppp_trey @badgercropdoc @AlbertTenuta @cropdoc08 @DaisyHAhumada @MandyBish1 @PACropDoc @MahDuffeck @LSUAgCenter @maddishires @DTelenko @ncga #corn #harvest25

Battle of the Belt way northern edition, Spooner WI update! Soybeans in the field are left to right 4/16, 5/30, 5/15, 5/1 & 6/13 ground are 4/16, 5/1, 5/15, 5/30 & 6/13 planting. Corn in the field is 4/16, 5/30, 6/13, 5/1, & 5/15.

Corn leaves are turning brown or are already through the chaff spreader. But here's a poster you can print to keep your eyes tuned for corn disease ID next year. Download at cropprotectionnetwork.org/publications/c…. #corn #agtwitter