81. Ohio State University Extension Agronomic Crops Team http//corn.osu.edu/agcrops.html. Crop Observation and RecommendationNetwork. provided by the Agronomic crops Team. http://corn.osu.edu/agcrops.html

http://corn.osu.edu/agcrops.html Crop Observation and Recommendation Network provided by the Agronomic Crops Team C.O.R.N. Newsletter Archive About C.O.R.N ... This week in C.O.R.N. March 31-April 7, 2003 Wheat Condition and Management Decisions Nitrogen Consideration for Corn Spring Has Sprung, The Weeds are Back!! 2003 Spring Forces Change in Forage Weed Control The Key to Winter Annual Weed Management - Stopping Seed Production Slug Management Weather AgMarkets Publications Education ... Search All educational programs conducted by Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences are available to clientele on a nondiscriminatory basis without regard to race, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, gender, age, disability or Vietnam-era veteran status. Issued in furtherance of Cooperative Extension work, Acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Keith L. Smith, Director, Ohio State University Extension.

82. CropChoice.com Past Headlines crops corn ACGA urges corn growers to check nonStarLink litigationwebsite; Drug corn and the meaning of a ZERO percent tolerance level; http://www.cropchoice.com/pastheads.asp?sort=topic_all&ID=33

83. Proper Regulation Of Unapproved GMO Crops A Must For U.S. Food Security Subject(s) PRN; Agricultural; Asia; Canada; China; Commercial; Commodity; Consumer;Contamination; corn; crops; Export; Farmers; Federal; Food; Government http://special.northernlight.com/gmfoods/proper_regulation.htm

Source: PR Newswire Date: Document ID: Subject(s): PRN; Agricultural; Asia; Canada; China; Commercial; Commodity; Consumer; Contamination; Corn; Crops; Export; Farmers; Federal; Food; Government; Japan; Market; Montana; North America; Plant; Policy; Prices; Recall; Security; South Dakota; Taiwan; Trade; USDA Proper Regulation of Unapproved GMO Crops a Must for U.S. Food Security Story Filed: Thursday, April 18, 2002 10:52 AM EST WASHINGTON, Apr 18, 2002 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ The American Corn Growers Association (ACGA) is concerned that federal agencies responsible for guaranteeing the security of the U.S. food supply are not taking their role seriously enough when it comes to preventing the release of genetically modified (GMO) commodity varieties that are not approved for human consumption into the marketing system. "Given the fact that the U.S. government is spending many millions of dollars to protect the American food supply, there is no excuse for allowing unapproved GMO varieties on the market and the biotech companies responsible for such contamination of the food supply should be held liable," says Dan McGuire, program director of the ACGA Farmer Choice-Customer First program. ACGA's Farmer Choice-Customer First provides unbiased, honest, and objective information to the nation's corn producers. By having access to this information, farmers can make educated decisions about what varieties of seed to plant and how best to market them. Farmer Choice-Customer First understands that American farmers believe our foreign and domestic customers are always right, even if they may not be right for the reasons many in the production sector desire. It is the responsibility of U.S. farmers to grow what the customer demands and what the customer will buy.

84. Corn Silage Agronomic Considerations for Molds and Mycotoxins in corn Silage by Mike Rankin,crops and Soils Agent, UWExtension-Fond du Lac County and Craig Grau http://www.uwex.edu/ces/crops/uwforage/Silage.htm

Corn Silage Soil Fertility Hybrid Selection Management Dry Down Results ... HOME Soil Fertility Corn Fertilization note Table 9 on page 8 for corn silage recommendations UWEX Bulletin A3340 (pdf file) by Dr. Larry Bundy, UWEX Soils Scientist Back to top Hybrid selection Using Milk2000 to Estimate Corn Hybrid Silage Performance by Joe Lauer, UW Extension Corn Agronomist, et. al. A "Focus on Forage" fact sheet Select This program is a powerful tool to help with corn silage hybrid selection. The newest version runs directly off the Internet. 2002 Wisconsin Corn Hybrid Performance Trials - Grain and Silage - pdf file Performance of Corn Silage Hybrid Types A MS Power Point presentation by Dr. Joe Lauer, UW Corn Agronomist Corn Silage Hybrids for Best Performance A MS Power Point presentation by Dr. Joe Lauer, UW Corn Agronomist Selecting Corn Silage Hybrids and Alfalfa Varieties Using Milk2000 - pdf file by Dan Undersander, UW Forage Agronomist.

85. UW-Extension Cooperative Extension Publications--Crops Publications A3631) free. corn Rootworms (A3328) $1.20. European corn Borer Development and Management(NCR327) $5.00. Pest Management in Wisconsin Field crops—2003 (A3646 http://www.uwex.edu/ces/pubs/showpubs.cfm?theid=9

86. Crops Publications, Explore MU Extension G4563 Grasshopper Control in Missouri Forage crops and Pastures; G4569 G4590- corn Silage; G4610 - The Bluegrasses; G4620 - Bermudagrass (PDF available); http://muextension.missouri.edu/xplor/agguides/crops/

87. Fertilizer Recommendations For Agronomic Crops In Minnesota - Corn the second year following alfalfa, or red clover these N credits should be subtractedfrom the N rates that would be used when corn follows the crops listed in http://www.extension.umn.edu/distribution/cropsystems/components/6240f.html

BU-06240 Revised 2001 To Order Fertilizer Suggestions for Corn From Fertilizer Recommendations for Agronomic Crops in Minnesota by George Rehm, Michael Schmitt, John Lamb and Roger Eliason CORN In Minnesota, corn is grown on more acres than any other crop. Nationally, Minnesota ranks among the top five in production. Average corn yields have improved steadily over the past several decades. While general fertilizer use contributed substantially to yield increases in the past, total fertilizer management which optimizes nutrient efficiency will be needed to increase future production and profitability. Nitrogen Suggestions In Minnesota, there are two suggested methods for selecting a rate of fertilizer N. In the western portion of the state, the soil nitrate test is highly recommended as a management tool for determining the rate of fertilizer N needed. The results of a spring nitrate test can be used when corn is grown in the eastern part of the state. Suggested rates of fertilizer N are based on either a combination of a realistic yield goal, soil organic matter content, and previous crop, when there is no measure of residual nitrate-nitrogen. Standard N Recommendations The consideration of a realistic expected yield, previous crop, and soil organic matter content is the basis for fertilizer N recommendations when a soil nitrate test is not used. These recommendations are summarized in

88. Sweet Corn - HORT410 - Vegetable Crops - Department Of Horticulture And Landscap The European corn Borer Home Page (IASTATE); European Borer (UVM); Europeancorn Borer in Sweet corn and Other Horticultural crops (OMAFRA); http://www.hort.purdue.edu/rhodcv/hort410/sweetc/sweetc.htm

Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture Horticulture Home Page Agriculture Home Page Purdue Home Page WebCT Home Page ... Watermelons Sweet Corn - HORT410 - Vegetable Crops Corn - Notes Sweet Corn - Notes U.S. Fresh Market Sweet Corn Production Statistics (1993 - 1997) U.S. Processing Sweet Corn Production Statistics (1993 - 1997) ... Poaceae (Images) (TAMU) Production Guides The Corn Growers Guidebook (PURDUE) Sweet Corn Production (NCSU) Sweet Corn Production in Florida (UFL) Sweet Corn for Fresh Market (ORST) ... Fertilizing Sweet Corn (OMAFRA) Home Garden Sweet Corn (ACES) Sweet Corn ( Zea mays ) (UCDAVIS) [pdf] ... Sweet Corn Facts (MSU) Budgets Costs and Returns for Sweet Corn (Early Season), Per Acre (Conventional Production Practices, Northeastern United States, 1996 (RUTGERS) Costs and Returns for Sweet Corn (Mid to Late Season), Per Acre (Conventional Production Practices, Northeastern United States, 1996 (RUTGERS) Costs and Returns for Sweet Corn (Early Season), Per Acre (Integrated Crop Management, Northeastern United States, 1996 (RUTGERS) Costs and Returns for Sweet Corn (Mid to Late Season), Per Acre (Integrated Crop Management, Northeastern United States, 1996 (RUTGERS) ... Costs of Production for Sweet Corn, Per Acre (Organic Production Practices, Northeastern United States, 1996 (RUTGERS) Post-Harvest Handling Postharvest Cooling and Handling of Sweet Corn (NCSU) Sweet Corn (Botany, Production Practices, Harvest and Post-Harvest) (NCSU)

89. Sweet Corn - Notes - HORT410 - Vegetable Crops - Department Of Horticulture And Tracy, WF Sweet corn, Zea mays L. In Genetic Improvement of Vegetable crops ,(ed. G. Kalloo, BO Bergh), Pergamon Press, Oxford, UK, pp. 777807 (1993). http://www.hort.purdue.edu/rhodcv/hort410/sweetc/sw00002.htm

Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture Horticulture Home Page Agriculture Home Page Purdue Home Page WebCT Home Page ... Watermelons HORT410 - Vegetable Crops Sweet Corn - Notes Common name: sweet corn. Latin name: Zea mays L. [some refer to sweet corn as a separate variety of corn: Zea mays L. var. rugosa (or saccharata Family name: Gramineae (Poaceae) [ Poaceae Images Annual. Monocotyledon. Diploid (2n = 20). Harvested organ: immature fruit [typically harvested 18 to 21 days after pollinating (DAP)]. USDA Nutrient Database: corn Sweet corn history (TAMU) Monoecious, with separate male and female flowers. Warm season, frost-sensitive. Differs from other corn types primarily for gene(s) that affect starch synthesis in the endosperm: sugary su ) allele [strictly )] (located on chromosome 4S): elevates the level of the water-soluble polysaccharide (WSP), phytoglycogen, and decreases starch. Phytoglycogen is a highly branched polysaccharide and gives the endosperm of varieties a smooth creamy texture (Tracy, 1993). The wild-type allele encodes starch debranching enzyme I. Dry kernels are wrinkled in appearance.

90. CROPS - Alfalfa, Corn & Beans In addition to our registered British White Cattle we farm mostly irrigatedland where our main crops are corn, soy beans and alfalfa. http://www.britishcattle.com/crops.htm

CROPS Click to hear Green Acres. In addition to our registered British White Cattle we farm mostly irrigated land where our main crops are corn, soy beans and alfalfa. We will be adding more later. For now you can see one of our corn fields in the background of the picture below. This was a pen of steers we were feeding out on our home grown feed. Click on the picture to see a larger version. The performance on this pen of cattle was way above average. The picture was taken in August 1995. Follow a pictorial tour of part of our Farming experiences in 1999. (2001 pictures, Click Here ) We are considered a small family farm as opposed to a larger Corporate Farm. Click on the thumbnails below to see a larger picture. First picture on left shows a good crop of Alfalfa Hay about ready to cut. Second and third pictures are after it was cut and the floods came. Fourth and fifth pictures are baling hay in large round bales. This is a typical "Farmer Opportunity" but not the preferred way to put up hay. It appears that we grew the Alfalfa, we mowed it, we washed it and then baled it. Hard to believe but we usually irrigate our crops. Baling Hay again with Center Pivot Irrigation system visible in background. Left picture shows baler opening to release bale, right picture shows bale rolling away from baler before door closes. Bales weigh up to 1800 pounds. The Bohaty Family Farmstead is in background.

91. PEARL Has Moved! Service crops corn, Sorghum, Sudangrass, Etc. Prefix DesignationsCRCurrent Report, E-Circular, F-Extension Facts, L-Leaflet http://www.agweb.okstate.edu/pearl/plantsoil/crops/corn.htm

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92. Field Crops Menu Southwestern corn Borer Armyworms in corn Fall Armyworms in corn Wireworms SOYBEANS MoundAnts in Kentucky Using Pheromone Traps in Field crops Procedure for http://www.uky.edu/Agriculture/Entomology/entfacts/effldcrp.htm

University of Kentucky Entomology CAUTION! Pesticide recommendations in the following ENTFACTS publications are registered for use in Kentucky, USA ONLY ! The use of some products may not be legal in your state or country. Please check with your local county agent or regulatory official before using any pesticide mentioned in these publications. Of course, ALWAYS READ AND FOLLOW LABEL DIRECTIONS FOR SAFE USE OF ANY PESTICIDE! ALFALFA Blister Beetles in Alfalfa Potato Leafhoppers Clover Root Curculio in Alfalfa Alfalfa Weevil Field Sampling Program CORN Insect Management with Continuous Corn Resistance Management with Bt Corn Bt-Corn: What It Is and How It Works Lesser Cornstalk Borer ... Wireworms SOYBEANS Green Cloverworm in Kentucky Soybean Japanese Beetle in Kentucky Soybean Soybean Podworm in Kentucky Soybean Bean Leaf Beetle in Kentucky Soybeans ... Seedcorn Maggot in Kentucky Soybeans SMALL GRAINS Aphids and Barley Yellow Dwarf (BYD)in Kentucky Grown Wheat Hessian Fly in Kentucky Cereal Leaf Beetle in Kentucky Wheat Armyworms in Small Grains ... Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus and the Wheat Curl Mite STORED GRAIN Insect Pests of Stored Grain: Cadelle Beetle Insect Pests of Stored Grain: Flour Beetles Insect Pests of Stored Grain: Indianmeal Moth Insect Pests of Stored Grain: Lesser Grain Borer ... Fumigation of "On-Farm" Stored Grain Using Aluminum Phosphide Pellets or Tablets BENEFICIAL INSECTS Ground Beetles Ladybugs Praying Mantids Managing Tracheal Mites in Honeybees ... The Wheel Bug,

93. Corn - U.K. Grain Crops Extension corn Overview. corn (Zea mays L.) grown in Kentucky is used mainlyfor livestock feed (60 percent) and as a cash crop. corn Topics. http://www.uky.edu/Ag/GrainCrops/corn.htm

Corn College of Agriculture Department of Agronomy ... Variety Trials Corn Overview Corn ( Zea may s L.) grown in Kentucky is used mainly for livestock feed (60 percent) and as a cash crop. As reported by the Kentucky Agricultural Statistics Service , corn is grown in every county in Kentucky, with a major portion of the acreage in Western Kentucky. Corn acreage in Kentucky averaged 1.34 million acres in the 1990s. Roughly 135,000 of those acres are grown for silage. Photo Galleries Corn Diseases Field Crop Insects Weeds Corn Topics StarLink Class Action Suit Questions Bt Rootworm Biotech Corn Approved by EPA Estimating corn grain yield from silage yields (Univ. of Wisconsin Calculator) 2002 Kentucky Corn Yield Contest (pdf) National Corn Yield Contest Winners USDA Takes Action Against ProdiGene for Violations Fumonisin in corn could be at high levels and dangerous to animals this year - click here see the related information Corn Resources Kentucky Hybrid Corn Performance Tests Corn/Soybean Science Newsletter Kentucky Corn Growers Association U.S. Standards for Grain ... Chat N' Chew Cafe StarLink Questions The nationwide class action lawsuit against Aventis for marketing StarLink corn is receiving a lot of attention lately. In short, the lawsuit claims that StarLink reduced corn prices for all farmers. This lawsuit is for farmers that did not grow StarLink corn. A website dedicated to this lawsuit can be found at:

94. Cotton, Corn & Field Crops Expert - Agricultural Consultants & Experts Online - http://www.agrisupportonline.com/cotton.htm

95. USDA ERS Topics: Crops > Corn situation for corn and for products made from corn such as http://www.ers.usda.gov/Topics/view.asp?T=101204

96. Insect Pest Management For Commercial Crops and picnic beetle; corn leaf aphid; Fall armyworm. Weeds. Newsletter Ask An Expert Extension Educators Related Links. Home Fruits Vegetables Field crops http://www.aces.uiuc.edu/ipm/fruits/corn/corn.html

Diseases Insects Weeds Production Diseases Disease Management Recommendations Common Rust Common Smut Stewart's Wilt Northern leaf blight, southern leaf blight, northern leaf spot, and anthracnose ... Maize dwarf mosaic, chlorotic dwarf, and wheat streak mosaic Reports on Plant Disease (RPDs) RPD #907 - Stewart's Wilt and Blight of Sweet Corn Sweet Corn Hybrid Disease Resistance Reactions Common Rust Stewart's Wilt Northern leaf blight, southern leaf blight, northern leaf spot, and anthracnose Insects Minimum Preharvest Intervalsof Common Insecticides Insecticide Guide and Recommendations Corn rootworms Cutworms Flea beetles Japanese beetle ... Fall armyworm Weeds Newsletter Ask An Expert Extension Educators Related Links ... Other Resources

97. IPM : Field Crops : Corn corn. corn is one of the most important commercial crops in the world,and one of the few that is indigenous to North America. It http://www.ipm.uiuc.edu/fieldcrops/corn/

IPM Site Index Field Crops Alfalfa Corn Sorghum Soybeans Fruits Apples Brambles Grapes Strawberries Vegetables Asparagus Cole Crops Cucurbit Crops Potatoes Sweet Corn Sweet Potatoes Greenhouse Livestock Educational Materials Videos FAQs Decision Aids Corn Corn is one of the most important commercial crops in the world, and one of the few that is indigenous to North America. It is one of the leading cereal grains in the world. Follow these links to their respective sections, or use the navigational tool to the right. Insects Weeds Diseases Related Websites Alfalfa Alfalfa Home Diseases Insects Related Weeds Corn Corn Home Diseases Insects Related Weeds Sorghum Sorghum Home Diseases Insects Related Weeds Soybeans Soybeans Home Diseases Insects Related Weeds Wheat Wheat Home Diseases Insects Related Weeds Welcome to the newly improved IPM Website at the University of Illinois. Check out the many new features... Search the IPM Website College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

98. SMALL GRAIN COVER CROPS IN CORN-SOYBEAN ROTATIONS SMALL GRAIN COVER crops IN cornSOYBEAN ROTATIONS. There are several waysto establish small grain cover crops in a corn and soybean rotation. http://www.nstl.gov/research/onepage/overseed.html

SMALL GRAIN COVER CROPS IN CORN-SOYBEAN ROTATIONS Tom Kaspar, Tim Parkin, Ben Knutson, and Keith Kohler What are Cover Crops? Why Choose Small Grains as Cover Crops? How are Small Grain Cover Crops Established? A second method of establishing small grain cover crops is to wait until the soybean or corn crop has been harvested and use a no-till grain drill or shallow tillage to incorporate the seed. Seeding cover crops into fields planted to seed corn or silage corn, which is harvested earlier than grain corn, can be done after harvest with a grain drill or with a spreader and shallow tillage. Additionally, cover crops can be planted with drills or shallow tillage following harvest of early maturing soybean. Generally, only small grains that overwinter should be planted after the middle of September in north of I-80 and no later than mid-October.Small grains that don't overwinter, like oat and barley, normally need to be drilled or incorporated before mid-September for them to grow enough to provide any benefits. What are the Disadvantages of Small Grain Cover Crops?

99. Cyberspace Ag - Harvesting Fall Crops: Corn, Milo & Soybeans is being moved. Different headers are used for different crops. Thiscombine has a cornhead attached to the front. With each http://www.cyberspaceag.com/photoessays/harvestingfallcrops.htm

By Ina, Golden Waves WIFE A combine is a machine that cuts and thrashes grain. (Thrash and thresh are words that mean the same thing.) Combines are very expensive machines. Most farmers who plant very many acres of grain crops have their own combine but custom harvesters can also be hired to cut the crops. Each combine has a "header" that can be removed when the combine is being moved. Different headers are used for different crops. This combine has a "corn-head" attached to the front. With each trip through the field, this combine will pick and thrash eight rows of corn, planted in rows 30 inches apart. The combine has a grain tank for holding the thrashed grain. When that tank is full, it must be dumped (unloaded) before the combine can go back to thrashing. The combine operator is unloading the grain tank into a waiting truck, which will carry the corn to a storage facility. To thrash is to separate the corn kernels from the cob. These ears of corn were gathered for a field test to examine the quality of the corn. When the corn is ready to be harvested, the green leaves covering the corn cob become very dry, whitish in color, and almost paper-like. These cornhusks are stripped from the corncobs by the combine.

100. WCM-Crops-Corn 10, No. 1. 2002 corn ARTICLES. 2001 corn ARTICLES. 2000 corn ARTICLES. 1999 cornARTICLES. crops, crops.gif. EQUIPMENT, equip.gif (681 bytes). FERTILITY SOIL, soil.gif. http://ipcm.wisc.edu/wcm/corn.html

Department of Agronomy - University of Wisconsin-Extension Moore Hall, 1575 Linden Dr. - Madison, WI 53706 WHAT'S NEW ~ Corn ~ Nitrogen Fertility Affects Bt Endotoxins , Vol. 10, No. 2 Refuge Requirements for Bt Corn , Vol. 10, No. 2 Looking Back on Corn Production in 2002 , Vol. 10, No. 1 2002 CORN ARTICLES 2001 CORN ARTICLES 2000 CORN ARTICLES 1999 CORN ARTICLES ... HOME © 1997 Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System, doing business as the Division of Cooperative Extension of the University of Wisconsin-Extension. Last updated Thursday, February 13, 2003

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