An extension agronomist with Iowa State University says weather conditions this summer have been conducive to several corn diseases. However, Rebecca Vittetoe, who covers the east central part of the state, says the variable weather has played in farmers’ favor. “I could find northern corn leaf flight, tar spot, gray leaf spot, bacterial leaf streak.” […]
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