Will Cornelius retweeted
SDS or BSR? The leaves don’t always tell the whole story.
Both Sudden Death Syndrome (SDS) and Brown Stem Rot (BSR) can cause similar foliar symptoms, including interveinal chlorosis and necrosis on upper leaves. The key difference is what you find when you split the stem.
SDS: The pith remains white, while the vascular tissue of the lower stem may be discolored.
BSR: Look for dark brown discoloration or patches within the pith, often extending up and down the stem.
When symptoms look similar from the outside, split the stem to help tell the difference.
Will Cornelius retweeted
Red crown rot confirmed in Iowa: crops.extension.iastate.edu/….
For this season, there is nothing to be done from a management standpoint. However, confirming “SDS patches” are actually SDS will be important for making management decisions in future years.
@ISUCropNews @IowaSoybeans
Will Cornelius retweeted
Put Red Panda in the middle of the flipping acrobat Fargo gymnasts with the bowls on fire.
Now THAT would be a halftime show.
Will Cornelius retweeted
Wish I could tell all these kids in the portal that when they’re 40 all they’ll have left is the memories with their teammates and a place to go back to in the fall. #CycloneFamily
Will Cornelius retweeted
📢Don’t miss out on your chance to win $500 towards your next Meristem product purchase!
For entry to win you will need to attend one of our 4 Post Harvest Meetings going on this week.
Meetings will be held:
-Dec. 9th in Milledgeville, IL
-Dec. 10th in Dubuque, IA
-Dec. 11th in Emmetsburg, IA
-Dec. 12th in Sheffield, IA
Each meeting is from 9:30 to 1 and lunch is provided. For more details head to the event page on our website.
corneliusseed.com/news-event…
Will Cornelius retweeted
Let’s play each other 7 on 7 in a snowy Arrowhead who says no
Kansas State to Decline Bowl Invitation
247sports.com/college/kansas…
Paul Rhodes proud of how Matt Campbell and Jamie Pollard handled this transition. Classy as expected.
Will Cornelius retweeted
Come take a quick (and fun) walk through the Cornelius Seed production site!
We handed the mic to a 6th generation Cornelius to see if she can name some everyday things that keep our business running strong. 🌽Spoiler: she was not easy to keep up with 😄





















