2009 Harvest Challenges - Spencer County
The following is a list of Purdue Extension resources addressing the challenges of the 2009 harvest season. These resources address drying, handling and storage of moldy corn, the implications on its use for livestock feed and other uses, and crop insurance and marketing considerations. This site will be updated as new information is available.
Managing the 2009 Harvest-Informational Conference Call
An informational conference call program, Managing the 2009 Harvest: Panel Discussion of Drying, Storage, Grain Quality Issues, Crop Insurance, Animal Nutrition and Marketing, will be held on November 9th at 11:00 AM (CST). The call is open to farmers, landowners, agribusiness professionals, and anyone else interested in 2009 harvest issues. For information on how to participate in the program, please click the link below:Managing the 2009 Harvest Conference Call Flyer (.pdf)
Additional Resources
Managing the 2009 Harvest (.pdf)Labs for Mycotoxin Analyses (.pdf)
Purdue Plant & Pest Diagnostic Lab-Corn Ear and Stalk Rots
Gibberella Ear Rot of Corn - Kiersten Wise and Charles Woloshuk
Corn Ear Rots Widespread in Indiana - Kiersten Wise and Charles Woloshuk (.pdf)
Moldy Corn Could Cause More Problems if Not Stored Properly
Gray and pink molds being found in Indiana cornfields




