Kernel News - Disease Management

Kernel News - Disease Management

Presence of multiple ear rots and premature kernel sprouting (e.g., vivipary) on ears which were completely submerged in flood water in East-Central Indiana (right three ears) in comparison to ears in the same field that were not submerged (left three ears)

Risk & Mycotoxin Management in Indiana Corn — 23 September 2026

Risk & Mycotoxin Management in Indiana Corn

Sunrise in a Corn Field at ACRE

Indiana Corn Update - Issue #32 — 09 July 2026

Indiana corn progress, mycotoxins & weather

Sunrise in a Corn Field at ACRE

Indiana Corn Update - Issue #31 — 29 May 2026

Indiana corn planting progress, & weather

Sunrise in a Corn Field at ACRE

Indiana Corn Update - Issue #30 — 19 May 2026

Indiana corn planting progress, Late Planted Corn Hybrid Decisions, mycotoxins & weather

Sunrise in a Corn Field at ACRE

Indiana Corn Update - Issue #29 — 30 April 2026

Indiana corn planting progress, flooding stresses, and corn ear rot & mycotoxins

Diplodia ear rot on corn

Corn Harvest and the Importance of Watching for Ear Rots — 30 September 2024

As corn harvest approaches in Indiana, it is important to start monitoring and managing for the presence of ear rots. Ear rots can reduce corn...

corn silk

Stalk and Ear Rots: The Importance of Identifying Them Now to Help with Harvest Decisions — 21 September 2023

It is now time to evaluate fields for any stalk or ear rot symptoms. This will aid in making assessments about field harvest order and if there is...

corn tar spot

Tar Spot on Corn: What to Know and New Research — 14 June 2022

Due to its relatively recent U.S. discovery and its ability to cause significant production and economic losses, tar spot is often a topic of angst...