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Updated 2021 Hop Management Guide Available to Michigan Hop Growers

By Erin Lizotte and Rob Sirrine et.al
 
In an effort to assist hop growers in making pesticide and nutrient management decisions, an updated “Michigan Hop Management Guide, 2021” has been completed and is available for free at the Michigan State University Extension Hops page. The guide includes an updated list of registered pesticides, nutrient management recommendations and a guide to seasonal pest occurrence and management activities. 
 
Notable pesticide additions to the guide this year include:
  • Orondis Gold Fungicide
  • Gatten Fungicide
  • Homeplate 80L Herbicide
  • Outlook 6E Herbicide
  • Trellis SC Herbicide
  • Onager Miticide
 
Exporter note
 
The U.S. Hop Industry Plant Protection Committee has actively sought harmonization of pesticide regulatory standards (maximum residue levels or MRLs) in key customer countries for the past three decades. As U.S. hops are exported worldwide, ensuring consistent regulatory standards between the U.S. and export customers avoids trade issues and interruption of shipments. Some countries do not allow application of certain plant protection products or have lower MRLs than in the U.S. If you export hops, you will need to comply with international MRLs.
Source : msu.edu

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Seeding Winter Wheat near Oshkosh Nebraska

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I am in the fie3ld with a farmer near Oshkosh Nebraska as he his no-till drilling winter wheat into a harvested corn field. In the video the farm is running their John Deere 9470RX tractor pulling a 42 foot wide Deere 1890C air drill with a 1910 commodity cart.

Winter wheat will emerge this fall and go dormant over the winter. In the spring it will stat growing again and be ready to harvest in mid July.