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Northeast Iowa | I was thinking along the same lines as you guys, so I sent in 7 samples from 7 different fields. 5 came back positive for Goss's, 2 were NCLB. And surprisingly enough, one of the samples looked exactly like Goss's but was negative, only had NCLB. And one sample didn't really look like Goss's but we didn't know what it was, and that one came back positive. So not everything that looks like Goss's is in fact Goss's, but most probably are, and some of those strange things that don't look like it could be Goss's Wilt as well. Clear as mud? | |
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