Extension Agronomy eUpdate—Issue 1106: June 4, 2026
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Update on the Extension Agronomy eUpdate WebsiteThe Extension Agronomy eUpdate has transitioned to a new online platform. While archived content is still being rebuilt, readers can continue accessing current issues and timely agronomic information. This article provides an update on the transition and available resources. |
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Controlling Weeds After Wheat HarvestWheat harvest signals the start of another important management window: weed control in wheat stubble. Learn why early action is critical for preserving soil moisture, reducing weed seed production, and improving long-term weed management. |
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Considerations for Replanting or Late Planting of SoybeansHeavy rainfall and localized stand losses have some soybean producers evaluating replant decisions this spring. This article outlines key considerations for assessing damaged stands and managing late-planted soybeans for the best possible outcome. |
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Weekly Fall Armyworm Counts Available Online for the 2026 SeasonWeekly fall armyworm trap counts are now available online through a new monitoring network partnership. This tool can help producers and consultants track moth activity and know when scouting efforts should begin. |
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Peak Western Corn Rootworm Egg Hatch Underway in KansasPeak western corn rootworm egg hatch has arrived in much of Kansas, making this an important time to monitor fields. Learn when to scout roots, assess feeding injury, and evaluate the effectiveness of your rootworm management program. |
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Garden Symphylan: A new pest in no-till crops in Kansas?Reports of garden symphylans have increased in Kansas over the past two years, particularly in no-till organic fields. Learn how to identify this soil-dwelling pest, recognize the damage it can cause, and why alfalfa producers should also be aware of it. |
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2026 Tribune Wheat Field Day – June 9What wheat varieties are performing best in western Kansas this year? Attend the Tribune Wheat Field Day on June 9 to view variety plots and hear updates on wheat streak mosaic, wheat stem sawfly, and dryland production research. |
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