This University of Wisconsin-Madison and UW-Extension website offers the latest in research and outreach pertaining to field crop diseases and their management.
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damonsmith2021-11-30 17:45:592021-11-30 17:46:45New Research Update: Disease Development and Deoxynivalenol Accumulation in Silage Corn
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damonsmith2021-11-10 15:46:212021-11-10 15:50:172021 Wisconsin Pest Management Update Meetings (In-Person Events Cancelled; Virtual Offering Only)
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damonsmith2021-10-11 19:39:392021-10-11 19:39:39Save the Dates and Attend the 2021 Pest Management Update Meetings
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damonsmith2021-09-10 15:40:162021-09-11 13:28:07Tar Spot Is Here To Stay…
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damonsmith2011-09-19 09:03:222011-09-19 09:03:22Plant-parasitic nematodes in corn
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damonsmith2011-08-08 08:28:152011-08-08 08:28:15New how-to webcast on soybean aphid speed scouting
The Soybean White Mold Forecaster
The purpose of Sporecaster is to assist farmers in making management decisions for white mold in soybean. The best time to manage white mold is during flowering (R1 and R2 growth stages) when apothecia (small, mushroom-like structures) are present on the soil surface. Apothecia release spores which infect senescing soybean flowers, leading to the development of white mold.
