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General
120 Kentucky Counties Eligible for FSA Emergency Loans
Temporary permit excludes use for crop irrigation
Contact: Allison Fleck, Division of Water, 502-564-3410
Tax Issues Related to the Drought
Rick Costin, Farm Business Analysis, Agriculture
Economics
Unique Fall Setting up an Interesting 2008 Crop Scenario
By Aimee Nielson
Contact: Kenny Burdine, 859-257-7273
Corn and Soybeans
Cover Crops Following a Drought
By Laura Skillman
Contact: Greg Schwab, 859-257-9780
Nutrient Removal of Corn Stover & Soybean Hay
Lloyd Murdock
and Greg Schwab, Plant and Soil Sciences
Low Soil pH Values this Fall
Lloyd Murdock,
Paula Howe, Greg Schwab and Frank Sikora, Plant and Soil Sciences
and Regulatory Services
Hot, Dry
Weather Continues to Take Toll on Crops
By Laura Skillman
Contacts: Jim Herbek, 270-365-7541, ext. 205
Chad Lee, 859-257-3203
Charcoal Rot Likely to be a Problem this Season
By Don Hershman, Plant Pathology
Wisconsin Corn
Agronomy Feature, August 21, 2007
"Corn and Soybean News", August,
2007
Weak Corn
Stalks from Drought
Chad Lee,
Plant and Soil Sciences
Mycotoxin Risk
Higher During Drought
Paul Vincelli, Plant Pathology
Charcoal Rot
Likely to be a Problem this Season
Don Hershman, Plant Pathology
Soybean Forage: A
Rescue Option?
Chad Lee and Garry Lacefield, Plant and Soil
Sciences
“Corn and Soybean Science News”, June, 2007
Did the Dry May Affect Yield in 2007
D.B. Egli, Plant
and Soil Sciences
Corn
Development during Water Stress
Chad Lee and Jim Herbek, Plant
and Soil Sciences
Common
Nutrient Deficiencies During Drought
Lloyd
Murdock & Greg Schwab, University of Kentucky
“Corn
and Soybean Science Newsletter”, August, 2005
Feast or Famine - How Much Rain is
Enough?
Dennis B. Egli, Plant and Soil Sciences
Drought Impact on
Corn Yield
Chad Lee, Plant and Soil Sciences
Using Corn Fungicides in Dry Growing Season News Release
By Laura Skillman
Contact: Paul Vincelli, 859-257-7445, ext. 80722
Nitrate Levels in Drought Damaged Forages, July 6,2007
Chad Lee, Ray Smith, Plant and Soils Sciences and Patty
Scharko, Livestock Disease Diagnostic Center
Soybean
Insects and Mites in Hot Dry Weather
Doug Johnson, Entomology
Harvesting Drought Damage Corn for Silage, August 2, 2007
Chad Lee, Plant and Soil Sciences
Effects of Hot Dry Weather on More Insects and Their
Relatives
Lee Townsend, Entomology
Managing Weed: 2007 a Unique Season New Release
By Laura Skillman
Contact: Jim Martin, 270-365-7541, ext 203
University of
Kentucky Publications:
Producing Corn for Silage AGR 79
Using
Drought Stressed Corn: Harvesting, Storage, Feeding, Pricing, and Marketing
ID-86
Tobacco
Weather and Management Changes Could Aid Tobacco Curing
By Laura Skillman
Contacts: Tom Priddy, 859-257-3000, ext. 300
Gary Palmer, 859-257-8667
“Tobacco News”, June 2007
Dry Start is Overriding force for State’s
Tobacco Crop
Gary Palmer, Plant and Soil Sciences
Black Shank and
the Drought of 2007
Kenny Seebold, Plant Pathology
Tobacco Plants in
Late Plowed Field Suffers the most During Drought
Bob Pearce and Gary Palmer, Plant and Soil Sciences
Effective Use of Quadris to Manage Target
Spot and other Diseases”
Kenny Seebold, Plant Pathology
More Nitrogen Needed
Bob Pearce, Plant and Soil Sciences
Early Season
Drought Conditions May Lesson Effectiveness of Herbicides and
Increase Carryover Potential to Rotational Crops
Andy Bailey, Plant and Soil Sciences
Considerations for Irrigating Tobacco Power Point Presentations
Dr. George Duncan and Richard
Warner, Bio-Systems and Agriculture Engineering
Black
Shank and the Drought of 2007
Kenny Seebold, Plant Pathology
Tobacco Irrigation Decision Aid
(Burley)
Greg Halich and Laura Powers, Agriculture
Economics
Tobacco Irrigation Decision Aid
(Dark-Cured)
Greg Halich and Laura Powers, Agriculture
Economics
Kentucky Emergency Disaster Education Network
(EDEN) Drought Site
Drought
and Crops
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