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New Publication On Corn Disease Loss Estimates In The U.S. And Canada

Jan 13, 2014

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A new publication on corn disease loss estimates in the U.S. and Ontario, Canada in 2012 has been developed. The publication is a product of a team effort composed of plant pathologists from across the corn production belt of the U.S. and Canada and describes the predominant disease of corn in 2012 and the estimated loss as a result.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD A PDF OF THIS NEW PUBLICATION.

Source : uwex.edu

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