The early onset of tar spot in some parts of the country could mean producers may need to consider a second application of fungicide. Steven Johnson is a territory agronomist for DEKALB/Asgrow based in Nebraska. “It’s all based on what the environment is going to give us,” he says. He tells Brownfield there’s a strong […]
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