Corn maturity key to assessing late-season disease risk

An extension plant pathologist says while corn disease risk is lessening growers should keep their guard up. Dean Malvick with the University of Minnesota tells Brownfield. “We do (need to keep our guard up) in the sense that we still want to know where it’s developing and how much. Although in many places now we […]

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