Stripe rust has been reported in Northern Idaho by Doug
Finkelnburg in the soft white winter variety 'Brundage' on the University of
Idaho's research farm in Moscow, ID. Stripe rust is also confirmed in southern
Idaho from the Twin Falls / Filer areas (also in Brundage) and in Declo (also
in Brundage). If you are growing a susceptible variety, please scout and spray
with fungicides as needed. While visiting fields in the Twin Falls area, many
fields (approximately 30%) of winter wheat and winter barley were infected with
BYDV. Most of the fields of winter wheat were Stephens. What appeared to be a
resistant reaction to stripe rust was visible on many of the flag leaves of
Stephens. Please don't assume resistance with be maintained in varieties
reported as resistant, as changes can and do occur in the race structure of the
stripe rust fungi. Please check our website for additional information,
pictures, and fungicide efficacy chart.
Additional reports of stripe
rust in wheat are coming in from Aberdeen, American Falls and the Pocatello
area. Chad Jackson (University of Idaho) reported stripe rust in Brundage in
the border of research plots on the Research station. Brad Clayson and Ron
Ellis report stripe rust on the Fort Hall reservation and near Pocatello and
American Falls. Additional reports continue from the Magic Valley. Most reports
are of stripe rust in Brundage. If you find stripe rust in other varieties,
please let me know. Again, further information is available on our website.
We
are having reports of WSMV in winter wheat from the northern Utah / very
southern Idaho area in winter wheat. I had a beautiful sample last week.
Reports of brown wheat mite in spring barley in the Soda Springs area gives
concern with the possible vectoring of Barley yellow streak mosaic virus, but I
have not yet seen viral symptoms in barley.
Please
refer to this publication put out by Montana State University on Brown wheat
mite:
Also,
this information from Kansas State:
and
these references to wheat curl mite (vector of WSMV):
Juliet
Marshall, Ph.D.
Associate
Professor, Cereals Pathology and Agronomy
Idaho Falls R&E Center
1776 Science Drive Suite 205
Idaho Falls, ID 83402
208-529-8376 office
208-390-4859 cell
http://www.extension.uidaho.edu/scseidaho/
Idaho Falls R&E Center
1776 Science Drive Suite 205
Idaho Falls, ID 83402
208-529-8376 office
208-390-4859 cell
http://www.extension.uidaho.edu/scseidaho/
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