[fhb] USWBSI 2023 Update - Most of the U.S. Encounters Low Levels of Fusarium Head Blight, Impacted Crops Found in Regions Where FHB is Generally Not a Concern

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Dear Readers,
The U.S. Wheat and Barley Scab Initiative's *2023 FHB Disease Impact Update*
<https://scabusa.org/pdfs/2023_FHB_DiseaseImpactUpdate.pdf> is now
available. This year commentary from 31 state specialists indicated
Fusarium head blight did not impact grain yield or quality for most growers
in the U.S. A few states experienced FHB development in isolated regions
where it's typically not a concern. Other states reported FHB concerns in
late planted crops and organically managed small grains. In most cases,
growers were able to mitigate FHB using fungicide applications and
management practices.
*For the season overview, read the full article → here
<https://scabusa.org/pdfs/2023_FHB_DiseaseImpactUpdate.pdf>.*

Warm Regards,
Amber
<https://www.scabusa.org/pdfs/2023_FHB_DiseaseImpactUpdate.pdf>

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Amber Hoffstetter, PhD
Research Technical Specialist
U.S. Wheat and Barley Scab Initiative
amber.hoffstetter at scabusa.org
330-442-3583
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