Northeast Research and Demonstration Farm

Foliar Fungicide in Oat Production

Authors: Brian J. Lang (Iowa State University) , Ken Pecinovsky (Iowa State University)

Abstract

Oats are a major spring-sown, small grain crop in Iowa. Oats can be used for grain and straw production, as a companion crop to establish hay and pastures, or for early-season forage such as hay or haylage. Because oats mature in late July to early August, it allows for cropping options for the remainder of the season including establishment of a perennial forage or cover crop and a timely window for a mid-season animal manure application.

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How to Cite: Lang, B. J. & Pecinovsky, K. (2016) “Foliar Fungicide in Oat Production”, Iowa State University Research and Demonstration Farms Progress Reports. 2015(1).