chikoti mukuma

[Crop Protection Network @CropNetwork]

"Using [silage] hybrids with resistance to tar spot lowered disease severity and preserved yield and nutritive value. Fungicide applications helped in lowering tar spot severity but had no effect on yield and nutritive value."

From the @cropforageturf article at https://t.co/mJBSbY7N1E.

By @WiscBadger_corn @MartinChilvers1 +others. #silage #corn #IPM

[chikoti mukuma @chikoti_mukuma]

@ModernScholar2 presenting his Crown rot inoculation method journey at the Corn Disease Working group meeting in Pensacola FL

[UNL Plant Path Grads @UNLPlantPath]

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[Tom Allen @baldpathologist]

Corn crown rot starting to be observed in MS. Plants that appear to be prematurely maturing in small groups compared to those around them can be indicative of crown rot. Cutting into the stalk and crown generally reveals staining and tissue degradation #mscrops @MSUextPlantLab

[Crop Protection Network @CropNetwork]

Corn with crown rot often senesces early or dies prematurely. These "ghost plants" are frequently surrounded by healthy plants.

Read more in Extension's https://t.co/yJiu6FE8wc

From @alisonrISU @cropdoc08 @tjcksn @baldpathologist @ccecornell @MandyBish1 @MartinChilvers1 @PACropDoc @MahDuffeck @travisfaske @NDSUcerealpath @UDExtension @VACoopExt @UMNExt @dsmuelle @CUESNews @CFAES_OSU @alabamaED @badgercropdoc @DTelenko @AlbertTenuta and @YuanZeng3. #agtwitter @NationalCorn

[Crop Protection Network @CropNetwork]

Disease reduced U.S. corn bushels by 2.8 percent in 2022. Tar spot, Fusarium stalk rot, and nematodes were top yield reducers.

2023 estimates from Extension specialists are in progress and will be posted at https://t.co/npobriwFSo when ready.

@LSUAgCenter @ACESedu @PurdueExtension @ISUExtension @UGAExtension @UDExtension @NDSUExtension @SDSUExtension @MSUExtService @MSUExtension @txextension @OMAFRA @AR_Extension @UMNExt @ILextension @UWMadisonExt @UNLExtension #agtwitter @NationalCorn

[Modern Scholar @ModernScholar2]

It was an honor to come and help judge the youth scouting contest at ENREC for 4H and FFA students. Thank you for having me and @chikoti_mukuma as your guests!

[UNLPlant&Pest Clinic @UNLPlantClinic]

It took a little while but we can officially add Saunders, County NE to the #TarSpot map! Black structures (stroma) contain asci (sacs of spores) that are visible when cut under magnification. Send suspect samples to P&PDC for free testing. @tjcksn @UNL_CropWatch @corndisease

[Josh Herr @number_three]

Today, @UNL_PlantPath’s department held a retirement gathering for former department head Jim Steadman. Here’s @MulletManLG presenting Jim with a commemorative portrait of his time at @UNLincoln. cc: @plantdisease

[UNL Plant Path Grads @UNLPlantPath]

Congratulations on 49+ years of guidance And best wishes for your retirement, Dr. Jim Steadman.
@UNL_PlantPath @unlagrohort @plantdisease

[Food and Agriculture Organization @FAO]

How can these tiny nutritious seeds help us combat climate change and protect our natural resources?

📽️Watch to find out 👇

#WorldPulsesDay #WPD2019 #LovePulses #ZeroHunger

[Bean Institute @beaninstitute]

When it comes to #breasthealth, bean consumption gets a 👍.
Research confirms women who increase their #fiber intake at an early age have a lower risk of developing breast cancer throughout adulthood.
#BreastCancerAwareness #FightLikeAGirl
Read more:https://t.co/XII1pzNXLw

[Bean Institute @beaninstitute]

Words. Cannot. Describe ... how insanely good these Black Bean Quesadillas are! They are ...
🔸 Bursting with flavor.
🔸 Easy on the pocket book [$0.66/serving].
🔸 Sooo easy to make.
🔸 Perfect for the freezer! Hello, meal prep.🙌
📍Full Recipe: |https://t.co/hgAaXtapKM

[chikoti mukuma @chikoti_mukuma]

One of the greatest men I've ever known. Thanks for the immense knowlage you imparted and for taking an interest to do research in Africa and taking me up as your student. I am Forever indebted. Wishing you all the best.

[UNL Plant Path Grads @UNLPlantPath]

Thank you very much Dr. Steadman for the 11 years of great service to the Department of Plant Pathology. We wish you all the best!