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Alfalfa Weevil Activity Prediction Update: May 12, 2022
The forecast for the next week will continue to be favorable for the development of alfalfa weevils. See our latest recommendations for staying ahead of them.
SDSU Extension, Nebraska Extension and K-State Research and Extension To Host Diversifying With Small Ruminants Workshops
May 16, 2022
SDSU Extension, in collaboration with Nebraska Extension and K-State Research and Extension, will host a series of Diversifying with Small Ruminants workshops June 7-9.
The Power of Living Roots
Learn how living roots improve soil structure and can be used as a tool to fix marginal lands with salty soil conditions.
Seedcorn Maggot Degree Day Activity Estimates: May 18, 2022
Degree day accumulations continue to approach the peak emergence of the second generation of seedcorn maggots. See our latest management recommendations based on this activity.
Common Stalk Borer Activity Estimate: May 18, 2022
At this point in the season, no scouting is necessary for common stalk borers, but many areas of the state are reaching the point where weeds along field edges should not be managed for the time being.
Alfalfa Weevil Activity Prediction Update: May 18, 2022
At this point in the season, all alfalfa fields should be scouted weekly to ensure that large populations of alfalfa weevils do not cause excessive defoliation.
Melons: How to Grow It
Melons can take quite a bit of garden space throughout the summer, but they reward gardeners with sweet, juicy flavor! Learn how to select, plant and grow them today!
Common Stalk Borer Activity Estimate: May 26, 2022
Not much has changed in terms of degree day accumulation for common stalk borers since last week. Cold low temperatures prevented most of the state from accumulating very many degree days.
Seedcorn Maggot Degree Day Activity Estimates: May 26, 2022
Many areas in South Dakota have reached peak emergence for the second generation of seed corn maggots, while others are still approaching it.
Alfalfa Weevil Activity Prediction Update: May 26, 2022
Throughout the state, all alfalfa fields should be scouted weekly to ensure that large populations of alfalfa weevils do not cause excessive defoliation like what we observed in 2021.