Cold, Wet Weather Raises Disease Risks for Corn Hybrids in Iowa
• Cold, wet weather in Iowa increases disease risks for corn hybrids.
• High-yield 'racehorse' hybrids are particularly vulnerable to early-season stresses.
• Farmers should monitor fields closely and consider preventative measures to mitigate potential losses.
Cold, wet conditions increase disease outbreak concerns
Iowa farmers are facing heightened concerns about disease outbreaks in corn and soybean crops due to unseasonably cold and wet conditions.
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