By WCM Staff on
6/28/2006 9:28 PM
The Clinic receives samples of many field, forage, fruit and vegetable crops from around the state. The following diseases are what we identified since June 21, 2006:
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By WCM Staff on
6/21/2006 7:27 PM
The Clinic receives samples of many field, forage, fruit and vegetable crops from around the state. The following diseases are what we identified since June 14, 2006
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By WCM Staff on
6/15/2006 3:31 PM
The Clinic receives samples of many field, forage, fruit and vegetable crops from around the state. The following diseases are what we identified since June 6, 2006:
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By WCM Staff on
6/15/2006 3:26 PM
Speak of soybean rust and you’ll have the attention of most Wisconsin farmers. Despite early indications that soybean rust will not be as destructive in Wisconsin as it is in other countries, the 2005 growing season saw many fields sprayed with a fungicide to prevent soybean rust.
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By WCM Staff on
6/8/2006 3:19 PM
The Clinic receives samples of many field, forage, fruit and vegetable crops from around the state. The following diseases are what we identified since May 31, 2006:
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By WCM Staff on
6/1/2006 3:23 PM
Plant Disease Diagnostic Clinic Update - May 24, 2006
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By WCM Staff on
5/25/2006 4:13 PM
Powdery mildew remains the most common disease observed in winter wheat fields. Rising air temperatures are predicted and should have a suppressive effect on powdery mildew.
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By WCM Staff on
5/22/2006 7:08 PM
Weather conditions are a significant factor that influences the incidence and severity of soybean diseases each year.
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By WCM Staff on
5/17/2006 2:14 PM
Recent weather conditions have favored foliar diseases of winter wheat such as Septoria leaf blotch and powdery mildew.
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By WCM Staff on
5/16/2006 4:14 PM
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
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By WCM Staff on
5/12/2006 2:25 PM
The Clinic receives samples of many field, forage, fruit and vegetable crops from around the state. The following diseases are what we identified since May 3, 2006: see table...
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By WCM Staff on
5/4/2006 2:47 PM
If you believe you have found soybean rust, getting a high quality, intact sample to the UW-Madison Extension Plant Disease Diagnostics Clinic (PDDC) is critical for verification. The following is a list of suggested steps that you should take when collecting, packaging and shipping a sample to make sure that the sample will arrive for diagnosis in the best possible condition and with the greatest likelihood of being properly evaluated.
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By WCM Staff on
5/4/2006 2:37 PM
The Clinic receives samples of many field, forage, fruit and vegetable crops from around the state. The following diseases are what we identified since February 15, 2006 .. see article
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By WCM Staff on
4/27/2006 8:53 PM
A new development in soybean rust activity was recently report by Dr. Don Hershman, University of Kentucky, and Department of Plant Pathology. His colleague from Mexico just reported 150 acres of soybean with an active soybean rust infestation. This infestation is in the same area where soybean rust was previously found in a field harvested in early March.
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