Disease pressure has remained relatively light this season thanks to drier weather, according to Dr. Ruth Dill-Macky, small grains pathologist, University of Minnesota Extension. She says choosing disease-resistant varieties is still one of the most important management decisions producers can make. “We would encourage growers to look at the things lower on the scale, and particularly to avoid those that are really susceptible,” said Dill-Macky
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