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Excess moisture is creating challenges for soybean emergence and early-season growth in some areas. From stand loss to disease and herbicide injury, waterlogged soils can have lasting impacts. This article breaks down how soybeans respond and what influences recovery.
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Saturated soils and standing water in parts of Kansas are raising concerns for recently planted corn. Early-season flooding can impact root development, nutrient availability, and yield potential. Learn how long corn can tolerate these conditions and what to watch for as fields recover. |
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Disease pressure in Kansas wheat is starting to build. Low levels of rust are being reported in more areas, and scab risk remains a concern in wetter regions. This update provides the latest outlook and reminders for scouting and management. |
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Planting into wet soils can lead to sidewall compaction, a problem that may not show up until later in the season as restricted root growth and stress symptoms. Once it occurs, it’s difficult to fix. This article outlines how to identify risk and simple ways to avoid compaction at planting. |
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Volunteer corn can quickly become a major competitor in soybean fields, even at relatively low densities. As herbicide resistance increases, management can be more challenging than expected. This article outlines effective control strategies to consider early in the season. |
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What exactly do herbicide safeners do, and how do they protect crops? While commonly included in many herbicide programs, their function is often overlooked. This article breaks down how safeners work and their role in crop safety and weed management. |
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Some Paraquat products are being phased out. What does that mean for your burndown program? This article highlights alternative herbicides and key considerations for weed control. |
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This Kansas climate and drought update summarizes weather conditions across Kansas for April 22–28. Included are statewide and division updates on temperature, precipitation, soil conditions, evapotranspiration, and degree days, along with current drought status and outlooks. |
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