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South Dakota added to states reporting DON in corn

One new U.S. state recorded deoxynivalenol (DON) in its corn crop in the past week as the corn harvest progressed, according to Neogen’s Monday Mycotoxin Report from November 9.

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US corn harvest makes big strides

The U.S. corn harvest made strong progress in the past week, according to Neogen’s Monday Mycotoxin Report from November 2. As harvest progressed, additional states reported mycotoxins.

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US corn harvest moves ahead, new states report mycotoxins

Mostly warm and dry weather helped the U.S. corn harvest along in the past week, as the presence of mycotoxins was confirmed in new states, according to Neogen’s Monday Mycotoxin report from October 26.

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New mycotoxins confirmed in US corn crop

There are new reports of aflatoxin and deoxynivalenol (DON) in the U.S. corn crop this week, according to Neogen’s Monday Mycotoxin report.

US corn harvest, development advance due to warm weather

Weather conditions have allowed corn development and the corn harvest to advance across the U.S. in the past week, with the exception of South Carolina and the Mid-Atlantic region, which were affected by rains from Hurricane Joaquin, according to the Monday Mycotoxin Report from Neogen.

Mycotoxins confirmed across US during harvest

The Monday Mycotoxin Report from Neogen on October 5 highlighted new confirmed reports of mycotoxins in corn across the country.

Report: All US wheat affected by mycotoxins

All major classes of wheat in the U.S. are affected by deoxynivalenol (DON), according to Neogen’s Mycotoxin Report on September 21. The report said the milling quality of wheat has been reduced due to high DON levels.

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Bats create benefits worth $1 billion for farmers

A recent report in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences says bats save corn farmers more than $1 billion by eating moths that cause damage to crops.

North America wheat shows some mycotoxin contamination

Preliminary testing over the summer months of the 2015 North America wheat crop, conducted by Alltech’s 37+ mycotoxin analysis, shows an average 3.2 mycotoxins per sample, with Deoxynivalenol (DON) the most predominant toxin.

4 steps for facing a mycotoxin outburst in the US

Cereals and soybeans from the Midwest are expected to suffer from mycotoxin contamination due to hot, humid weather; prepare with these four steps.

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A website developed by plant pathologists from Purdue University and research institutions nationwide helps farmers understand and respond to the threat of mycotoxins in corn.

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Mycotoxin risks severe, high in 80 percent of world

Mycotoxin-related threats to livestock production are severe or high in 80 percent of regions worldwide, according to the latest Biomin Mycotoxin Survey.

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