Crop diseases

News

• Coping with moldy corn
  Monday, November 16, 2009
  COLUMBIA, Mo. – Farmers can cope with mold-ridden corn in fields and bins in a few ways.

Web Sites

Browse these University of Missouri Web sites:

• AgEBB: Missouri Grain Storage
• Delta Research Center
• Graves-Chapple Farm
• Plant Diagnostic Clinic
• Plant Sciences Extension

You may be interested in these external Web sites:

• eXtension Corn and Soybean Production Resources
• eXtension Cotton Resources

Publications

• PS29, Grain Molds and Vertebrate Storage Pests

You may be interested in these related publications:

• G4050, Troubleshooting Field Crop Problems
• G4261, Cotton Disease and Nematode Management
• G4345, Wheat Take-All
• G4349, Sorghum Aphid Pest Management
• G4356, Management of Grain Sorghum Diseases in Missouri
• G4442, Soybean Rust
• G4669, Tall Fescue Toxicosis
• G7555, Submitting Insect and Mite Specimens for Identification
• IPM1001, Corn Diseases
• IPM1002, Soybean Diseases
• M171, 2009 Missouri Pest Management Guide: Corn, Grain Sorghum, Soybean, Winter Wheat
• MP604, Plant Disease Identification Form
• MP645, Rice Blast Control
• MP646, Rice Sheath Blight Control
• MP734, Cotton Seedling Diseases: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
• MX340, Clover Diseases I
• MX341, Clover Diseases II
• NCR159, Edible Bean Disease and Disorder Identification
• NCR160, Diseases of Sunflowers
• NCR198, Recognition and Management of Dry Bean Production Problems
• PS28, Stored Grain Insects
• PS102, Corn Diseases II
• PS104, Soybean Diseases II
• PS105, Wheat Diseases I
• PS106, Wheat Diseases II
• PS107, Alfalfa Diseases I
• PS108, Alfalfa Diseases II
• PS109, Cotton Diseases I
• PS111, Corn Diseases III
• PS112, Corn Diseases IV
• PS114, Sorghum Diseases I
• PS115, Sorghum Diseases II