Forage Options to Replace Silage Corn

게시됨 2020년 8월 24일

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Ontario farmers are grappling with increased corn rootworm pressure, potentially due to resistance to Bt rootworm hybrids, leading to significant crop damage. To combat this, farmers are advised to rotate crops, preferably for at least a year, to prevent the survival and spread of resistant rootworm populations. Alternative forage options to silage corn are necessary, ideally offering similar yield and nutritional value. The article provides details on growing fall rye and sorghum-sudangrass, including seeding rates, fertility requirements, and harvesting techniques, highlighting the importance of proper timing and nutrient management for successful crop rotation and pest control.
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Key Points: Some regions in Ontario have observed high corn rootworm pressure in 2020 that is challenging current Bt rootworm hybrids. In regions where Bt rootworm corn hybrids have been used for more than three consecutive years, resistance among corn rootworm populations is suspected. Several growers in Ontario are reporting fields with rootworm injury to trait providers and research and extension scientists. Growers in areas with resistant rootworm populations can no longer rely solely on Bt rootworm hybrids for protection against rootworm injury. Continued use of these hybrids in problem fields can perpetuate the issue, allowing resistant populations to survive and spread to neighbouring fields. Other control measures like granular insecticides or seed treatments can only provide root protection in low to moderate populations; they do not reduce rootworm populations. The best management practice to reduce the resistant rootworm population is to rotate out of corn for at least ...

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