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The Crop Report provides timely and relevant crop and field intel from experts across the state.
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Our ISA Agronomy Team, Soy Envoys, Illinois Extension, and other industry experts are bringing you information you need to manage your soybean, corn and wheat crops. From field conditions to crop progress, disease alerts, and pest sightings, this team has you covered with facts and strategic analysis of all the relevant information that impacts your farm.
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Reports of insect activity so far have focused on large/early flights of black cutworm and true armyworm, likely helped along by storms out of the southwest a couple of weeks ago. Both species are more likely to be a problem if dense vegetation is present in the field; black cutworms are especially attracted to winter annual weeds, while armyworm prefers dense grassy vegetation. Be on the lookout for seedling pests (including seed corn maggot, slugs, wireworms, etc.), which can become a problem when cool conditions delay emergence.
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