Seedcorn maggots love manured fields

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2001-04-23
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Rice, Marlin
Oleson, James
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Integrated Crop Management News
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Seedcorn maggots are occasional pests of both corn and soybean seeds prior to germination and can cause stand loss. Because this damage occurs below the soil surface, it may be difficult to determine the need for an insecticide. There are no rescue treatments for this insect, so you must apply an insecticide at planting time if economic damage is anticipated. When making your decision, consider field history, previous crop or cover, heavy manuring during the winter or spring, and possible delays in germination due to cool and wet soil conditions.

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Mon Jan 01 00:00:00 UTC 2001
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