Tar spot in corn has been around for several years, and researchers are still discovering things that might surprise producers. Plant pathologist, researcher, and professor Dr. Damon Smith with the University of Wisconsin has more about tar spot next on today’s Managing for Profit.
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Across the Corn Belt, hot, humid weather from the middle Mississippi Valley eastward is maintaining stress on livestock. However, above-normal temperatures
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