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Weather swings fueling tar spot and other disease concerns across the Midwest

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News Weather swings fueling tar spot and other disease concerns across the Midwest July 10, 2026 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: Crops, News A technical service manager says farmers are seeing increased disease pressure in their corn crops this year. Adam Bryne covers Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan with FMC says tar spot is on everyone’s minds, but producers shouldn’t ignore northern corn leaf blight and grey leaf spot.
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U.S. dairy exports jump 14 percent in May, extending growth streak to eight consecutive months

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News U.S. dairy exports jump 14 percent in May, extending growth streak to eight consecutive months July 10, 2026 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: Dairy, News Photo by Brownfield's Nicole Heslip. The senior dairy analyst with Terrain says strong U.S. dairy export growth continues to help boost producer profitability. But, Ben Lane says there have been shifts in demand. “We had traditionally exported powders and commodities like non-fat dry milk and whey powders,” he says.
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Purdue weed scientist: 2026 has been a "nightmare" for weed control

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News Purdue weed scientist: 2026 has been a “nightmare” for weed control July 10, 2026 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: Crops, Indiana, News, Weed management Photo by Brownfield's Mark Dorenkamp. A Purdue University Extension specialist says weed control has been difficult for farmers this year. “It’s been a nightmare for trying to control weeds,” he says. Tommy Butts says variable environmental conditions have been impacting herbicide effectiveness.
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