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Rain-Driven Preharvest Sprouting in Corn & Soybeans (opens the original)
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On the Cornelius Seed Podcast, fill-in host Kariann Kuntz talks with agronomist Craig Allaman about unusually wet conditions across Iowa and northern Illinois that are delaying harvest and contributing to preharvest sprouting—soybeans sprouting in split pods and corn kernels sprouting on the ear. Craig explains how recent hot, dry stress followed by heavy rains can make soybean pods brittle, causing them to split and allow moisture in, and how corn below 20% moisture can sprout again when husks
What We're Seeing Now & Planning for in 2027 with Crop Diseases (opens the original)
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On this episode of the Cornelius Seed Podcast, District Sales Manager Luke Davis shares what he’s seeing in northeast Iowa as late-season disease pressure ramps up, including tar spot, southern rust, crown rot in corn, and SDS in soybeans, with some northern corn leaf blight also present. They discuss how recent weather set the stage, why fungicide decisions were made around tassel despite limited early symptoms, and why late applications now are mostly case-by-case and often not cost-effective
The Disease Triangle: Monitoring July Corn and Soybean Vulnerabilities (opens the original)
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In this Cornelius Seed Podcast season update, lead agronomist Craig Allaman reviews mid-season crop conditions as corn moves through full tassel and early silking, with warm, humid weather and dews creating favorable disease conditions. He reports widespread low-canopy gray leaf spot and common rust, very light northern corn leaf blight, and some early tar spot, noting heat has kept cooler-weather diseases in check but gray leaf could continue to build and southern rust remains a major concern d
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