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Tom Allen

@baldpathologist

Extension/Research Professor and Plant Pathologist with Mississippi State University at the DREC - corn, cotton, grain sorghum, rice, soybean, and wheat

Stoneville, MS Katılım Ağustos 2009
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Crop Protection Network@CropNetwork·
Corn "yield losses associated with strong storms and short-term weather events often ranged from 5% to 35%, but extreme cases could result in up to 80%-100% yield loss." Read more in the @crop_science article at acsess.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.100… from @cropstressOSU @OrtezCornCrops @paulcagronomist @gregroth1 @carrijo_crops @PurdueCorn and @marklicht. #AgTwitter #corn #hail #floods @NationalCorn @iowa_corn @OhioCornWheat @mncorn @INCornFarmers @ASA_CSSA_SSSA @CFAES_OSU
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Erick Larson
Erick Larson@MStateCorn·
Will using a harvest aid help get wheat out earlier? By the time kernels mature and turn brown, wheat is naturally senescing. So using a herbicide will not likely expedite harvest. However, premature desiccation will rob yield and test weight by arresting kernel fill. 🌾
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Erick Larson
Erick Larson@MStateCorn·
Staging corn becomes more difficult as vegetative growth progresses. Lower leaves die or get stripped off, but still must be accounted for. You can identify leaves knowing each younger leaf is longer and alternates alignment. This V8 corn is nearly 40-inches tall. 🌽#mscorn
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Crop Protection Network@CropNetwork·
Yield losses can range from 10 to 80% if susceptible cotton cultivars are grown in fields with high densities of reniform nematode. Get ID and management info on reniform nematode in the overview publication from Extension at cropprotectionnetwork.org/publications/a…. From @travisfaske @LSUNematology @UFcropnematodes @txextension @baldpathologist @ccecornell @MahDuffeck @IanMSmall1 @MandyBish1 @cottoninc @TheSCNCoalition @NematodeGuy @alabamaED @UFEntNem #cotton @PCGNews @kmbiss @ppp_trey
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Dr Nick Wilson
Dr Nick Wilson@Nick_Wilson3·
We have a 9 yr rotation including grass livestock cover crops etc. All the right things with soil health a priority. But farming without nitrogen? - pick out the 0 N in these trial plots
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Terry Spurlock
Terry Spurlock@SpurlockLab·
Busy week planting cotton and soybean trials at Rohwer Research Station. The station staff did a great job dodging the wind and getting fields sprayed behind us. Also breaking in a new infurrow / 2x2 system designed by @DavisSprayGuy (that's why I'm standing on the planter).
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Farm Press@farmpress·
Redbanded stinkbugs are appearing in Southern fields in late April, not July. Consultants report populations so dense they’re difficult to count, and cold-tolerant varieties are expanding northward. farmprogress.com/insects/stinkb…
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Taproot decline of soybean has a common denominator. Dig around long enough and you’ll likely find blackened residue from the previous season that harbors the fungus. Roots of developing soybean plants come into contact with the residue and you get taproot decline #mscrops @MSSOY
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S.E. Bartholomew
S.E. Bartholomew@phytopoetry·
A weed is a ruthless and space-stealing dude, It hogs all the water and gobbles plant food. Weeds are a bunch of fast-growing haters, Who block out the sun and are dumb stupid shaders. Gee wiz and crud and son of a gun, Shucks and dagnabbit, weeds sure aren’t fun!
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Volunteer corn is a weed in soybeans & can cause significant yield loss. Volunteer clumps are more competitive/damaging than scattered plants. Harvesting corn at higher moisture levels can reduce grain loss that causes volunteer corn the following year @CropNetwork @phytopoetry

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Crop Protection Network@CropNetwork·
Crop loss calculator updated with latest data at cropprotectionnetwork.org/yield-loss-cal… In 2025, farmers in the U.S. and Canada experienced estimated losses of: ✅ $5.3 billion from corn diseases ✅ $2.2 billion from corn insect pests ✅ $996 million from wheat diseases ✅ $211 million from cotton diseases ✅ $2.3 billions from soybean diseases @travisfaske @DominicDReisig @justinmcmechan @bick_emily @badgerbean @AlbertTenuta @Jocelynlsmith @KelseyFAndersen @baldpathologist @alabamaED @MPlumblee @MandyBish1 @badgercropdoc @MartinChilvers1 @ppp_trey @DTelenko @BisonBeanDoc @DylanMangel @febina_m @dsmuelle @BorisCamiletti @YuanZeng3 @OhBuggers @NationalCorn @TheCottonBoard @kmbiss @USWBSI #corn #soybean #wheat #cotton
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Terry Spurlock
Terry Spurlock@SpurlockLab·
Rated a fungicide trial on wheat this afternoon in Carlisle with Lonoke County Ag agent Trapper Padgett. Drone compared to ground application. There was a fair amount of leaf rust in this trial.
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