date:Apr 12, 2013
s indicates those tillers have been damaged. Existing leaves may also be damaged so severely that they turn bluish-black and water-soaked in appearance, then bleach out. This usually results in the fields having a silage smell, he said.
Wheat that hasnt started to joint yet will probably suffer damage to the existing foliage, but the growing points will be protected by the soil and should escape injury, he added.
This wheat will have cosmetic damage to the leaves that will show up almost immed