UMN PSEE

Pesticide safety education for private, commercial, noncommercial and structural applicators from UMN Extension, Pesticide Safety & Environmental Education

[UMN PSEE @UmnPSEE]

🎥 New Video Series for Pesticide Applicators!
Three 3 short videos to help applicators strengthen essential skills & stay safe in the field.
✔️ Mix It Right
✔️ Spray It Right
✔️ Clean It Right
View the series now on our PSEE YouTube Channel! https://t.co/VTRsFMggdD

[National Pesticide Safety Education Month @pesticidesafete]

If you don’t have the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) that is required on the
pesticide label, don’t apply the pesticide. https://t.co/mCQ9YiMRDG

[Ryan Miller @RPMcrops]

Corn tar spot is getting easier to find. Corn is in dent, and according to the hail charts, 25% leaf loss would result in estimated 1% yield loss

[National Pesticide Information Center @NPICatOSU]

Before using a pesticide product, read the label and check for use restrictions regarding weather conditions to minimize exposure to you and the environment. Questions? Call 1-800-858-7378 Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM PT

[thbrown @thbrown415]

Fruit and Vegetable News: Time to remove flowering weeds https://t.co/LDTRchV0nL

[UMN PSEE @UmnPSEE]

Minnesota Crop News: Considerations for soybean aphid management https://t.co/x7SVAB568f

[National Pesticide Information Center @NPICatOSU]

When using pesticides ALWAYS read the label and wear the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to minimize your exposure. Check out our infographic: https://t.co/vqdW3re4HU
Questions? Call 1-800-858-7378 Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM PT

[UMN PSEE @UmnPSEE]

Minnesota Crop News: Small Grains Disease and Pest Update 07/09/24 https://t.co/ObryqaTLLE

[UMN PSEE @UmnPSEE]

Fruit and Vegetable News: Weekly vegetable update – July 3, 2024 https://t.co/OGZ8WdSmDS

[UMN PSEE @UmnPSEE]

MN Crop News: Soybean growth stage cutoffs for postemergence herbicide application https://t.co/ilgCf32ScD

[Nathan Winter @NeighborNate_Ag]

How powerful floods impact farm soils, crops and water quality in Minnesota https://t.co/o7rvXkqqVU

[Bruce Potter @SWMNpest]

Saturated soils (we have plenty this year) can lead to diseased soybean roots and stems.

Wilting plants with discolored lower stems found on a field edge are not always disease. Check for soybean gall midge beneath the outer stem.

Enjoy the 4th.

[UMN PSEE @UmnPSEE]

Minnesota Crop News: Corn growth stage cutoffs for postemergence herbicide application https://t.co/Rtf9Fiz8CL

[National Pesticide Information Center @NPICatOSU]

Pantry moths?
✔️Learn about & ID the pest
✔️Consider Integrated Pest Management. Remove infested items & store remaining items in clear, hard, plastic/glass containers for monitoring/prevention.
✔️Call (800-858-7378 M-F 8am-12pm PST) & visit our webpage https://t.co/5SQiSUZuwP

[Bruce Potter @SWMNpest]

Ants have been herding and tending soybean aphids for thier honeydew at the SWROC near Lamberton,MN. There are nymphs with wingpads, and at least one predator here.

After the 4th, you might want to start getting an idea of aphids in your area.

[Megan Weber @MeganWeber_AIS]

#UMNproud to see some of the awesome @UMNExt & @AISresearchMN volunteers in our program in this feature story by @UMNews

https://t.co/NDfnvWP9nc

[U of MN Extension @UMNExt]

Heads up, #Minnesota: #flood information, including recovery. #mnwx @NWSTwinCities https://t.co/MvN6w2kvkQ

[Ryan Miller @RPMcrops]

Wondering what HMOA was in this POST soybean tank mix? Hone your skills at the 2024 field school for ag professionals. Register here: https://t.co/7Hs5wOIwaL