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It has finally stopped raining. Even though we were supposed to have a cool down, it has continued to be very hot and humid. The fungicide on corn appears to be holding fungal diseases below the ear. I did see some Southern rust on the end rows of corn, but not bad as you go into the field. There are obvious disease differences on different hybrids. Corn is almost at full dent. Soybean disease symptoms of SDS are starting to show. Red crown rot has not been a major issue in Montgomery Co., but this year, this disease has unfortunately made its debut and is here to stay. Soybeans are at R4 growth stage.
Humid (85F – 98F)
None
Dry
R4
R4 – R5
Waterhemp
Corn – Goss’s wilt, Northern corn leaf blight, gray leaf spot, Southern corn leaf blight
Soybean – Septoria leaf blight, red crown rot, SDS
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