🌽 Field season in full swing! Our team spent the day at Pinney Purdue Agriculture Center (PPAC) completing the final ear and biomass sampling across several corn trials at the R6 stage.💪 @PurdueAgryExt @PurdueAg @PurdueAgronomy #TheKernelLab #PurdueAgronomy #FieldWork
Year 2 of aerial seeding with cover crops is underway. 🌱 As part of his Ph.D., @erickoliva95 contributes to a multi-lab project on agronomic management and crop interactions in short- and tall-stature corn hybrids. 🌽 @Bayer4CropsUS @PurdueAgryExt @PurdueAg @PurdueExtension
Aerial seeding in action! 🚁 UAVs applying cover crops across our research fields. @PurdueCorn @PurdueAgryExt @PurdueAg @PurdueExtension #TheKernelLab #PurdueAgronomy #DigitalAg #CoverCrops #AgTech
🚨Introducing Indiana Corn Research & Update!🌽 Sharing weekly corn insights, field updates & research from ongoing projects and collaborations. Issue 24 highlights: Corn progress, senescence, pests, drought & digital ag tools. 🔗 bit.ly/Issue24Corn @PurdueAgryExt @PurdueAg
Need to prioritize harvest?🌽Here’s how field evaluations can guide you.✅ In this video, @BetsyBower demonstrates how to evaluate stalk integrity using the push test, explaining what it is and how to perform it. @PurdueAgronomy @PurdueAgryExt @PurdueAg @PurdueExtension
🎙️Harvest is in full swing & the latest Purdue Crop Chat episode shares what our Extension Specialists are seeing for fall '25, & the challenges facing Indiana farmers. Listen now: spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/1XuET91cfXb @PurdueAg @PurdueExtension @SoybeanScience1 @CropNetwork @TheKernelLab
📽️That's a wrap! The 2025 @agday College Roadshow is in the books! Thank you to everyone who attended - it's always exciting to watch our very own 🌽Dr. Quinn take the stage! @PurdueCorn @PurdueAg @PurdueExtension @PurdueAgronomy @BecksHybrids
🌽Corn harvest update, 💻digital technologies, & 🐞mid-season pests. Topics all found inside Issue 24 of Purdue's Corn Research & Production newsletter. Read more & subscribe at thekernel.info today! @TheKernelLab @PurdueCorn @PurdueExtension @PurdueAg @CiampittiLab
🎥 The 2025 @AgDayTV College Roadshow made a stop at Purdue! It was great to see 🌽 Dr. Dan Quinn representing Purdue Agronomy on stage and sharing insights about Indiana corn production. #TheKernelLab #AgDay @PurdueAg @PurdueAgronomy @PurdueExtension #BoilerUp
This week we’ve been busy harvesting, and we know the effort it takes across the ag community. Harvest is a shared season of hard work, challenges, and opportunities.🌽🚜 Wishing everyone a safe and successful harvest season! ✨ #TheKernelLab #PurdueCornAgronomy #Harvest2025
Early yield estimates are a powerful tool for decision-making. 📈 By applying a straightforward approach in the field, @BetsyBower shows how to estimate yield, spot crop performance trends, and inform management choices ahead of harvest. 🌽🔎 #TheKernelLab #OnFarmResearch
🚨New from the Kernel Lab! Fungicide programs in corn do more than protect against disease. They also extend grain fill, increase kernel weight, and support higher yields across Indiana environments. 🌽✨ 🔗Full article: acsess.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.10… #TheKernelLab #Fungicides
Ear sampling day!!🌽 Collecting from short and tall corn hybrids as part of our omission trials. By leaving out specific management practices, we learn which factors most influence yield and make better agronomic decisions.📊
🌽 Corn growers should watch for vomitoxin this harvest. It can affect grain quality and pose risks for livestock and people. Hear more from #PurdueExtension corn specialist Dan Quinn (@PurdueCorn) on the @HoosierAgToday Purdue Crop Chat Podcast: hoosieragtoday.com/2025/09/22/qui…
🚨New from the Kernel Lab! Our recent study, showed that early vegetative N (V5–V6) improved soil N supply, reduced stress, and protected yield, while late or split applications rarely provided benefits. 👉 Read: acsess.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.10… #TheKernelLab #CornAgronomy #CoverCrop
New Publication Now Available. Corn response to early- and late-vegetative nitrogen applications following a rye cover crop in Indiana. @PurdueAg @PurdueAgronomy @TheKernelLab @PurdueExtension acsess.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.10…
Scouting and rating diseases is critical to protect corn yield. 🌽🕵️♀️This video shows how disease ratings are done and why timely scouting matters. 📘 Field Guide: edustore.purdue.edu/id-179.html 🌱 Tar Spot Charts: cropprotectionnetwork.org/web-books/tar-… ✅ Keep scouting, keep learning. #TheKernelLab
𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗶𝘀 𝗻𝗼𝘁 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘁𝘆𝗽𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗯𝗶𝗻𝗲!! 🚜 Dr. Dan Quinn explains what makes our research combine unique and why it’s key to our work at The Kernel Lab. 🌽 #TheKernelLab #PurdueCornAgronomy #AgResearch
🌽As we roll into harvest, the latest issue of IN Corn Research & Updates shares details on the 🌤️fall weather ahead, 💻digital solutions, & the impact of stalk & ear rot at harvest. ag.purdue.edu/news/departmen… Haven't subscribed? Enroll today thekernel.info
Yesterday at NEPAC Field Day, Dr. Dan Quinn and our MS student Evan Cohagan, shared insights on ear rots and mycotoxins in corn 🌽. Early scouting, timely harvest, and proper drying/storage are key to reducing risk and protecting grain quality. 🤝 #TheKernelLab #FieldDay
Behind every dataset is a team learning and growing together. 🌽 Fieldwork means involving students in every step, from chopping samples to understanding WHY the data matters. This builds skills, responsibility, and confidence for the future. 👩🔬 #TheKernelLab #FutureAgLeaders
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