1:45
2:00
2:15
2:30
2:45
3:00
**Update on Cercospora beticola and
Rhizomania research projects. Melvin D.
Bolton*1, Gary Secor2, Kathrin Bornemann1,2,
Viviana Rivera2, and Mohamed Khan3 .1USDAARS Northern Crop, Fargo, 2Plant Pathology,
NDSU, Fargo, N 3 Plant Pathology, University of
Minnesota
**Ten Years After a Single Field Application of
Spent Lime: Effects on Soil pH, Aphanomyces
Root Rot, and Sugarbeet Yield Quality. Ashok K.
Chanda* and Jason Brantner. University of
Minnesota, NW Research and Outreach
Center, Crookston, MN.
** Characterization of a new bacterial disease
of sugarbeet in the Red River Valley. Mike
Metzger*1+2, Gary Secor2, Vivianna Rivera2,
and Melvin Bolton3. 1Minn-Dak Farmers Coop,
2Plant Pathology, NDSU, Fargo,3 USDA-ARS
Northern Crop Science Laboratory, Fargo.
Application Methodologies Determine
Effectiveness of Vertisan at Controlling R.
solani on Sugarbeet. Liu Yangxi*1 and
M.F.R. Khan1, 2 . 1Plant Pathology, NDSU,
Fargo, ND; 2University of Minnesota
Metabolomic profiling for understanding sugar
beet resistance to Rhizoctonia solani AG 2-2
IIB. Kimberly Webb, USDA-ARS, Fort Collins, CO
**Strategic Management of Sugarbeet
Diseases. Mohamed F.R. Khan. Plant Pathology,
NDSU, Fargo, ND & University of Minnesota.
Refreshments Sponsored by SBREB
Lunch Sponsored by Sumitomo Corporation
45th Annual
Area Growers Seminars
Sugarbeet Research
2015
Reporting Session
Jan. 20th
SMBSC Growers Seminar
Holiday Inn, Willmar, MN
Feb. 5th
Grafton Growers Seminar
Parish Center
Feb. 10th
Grand Forks Growers Seminar
Alerus Center, Grand Forks, ND
Feb. 11th
Fargo Growers Seminar
Holiday Inn Fargo, ND
Feb. 12th
Minn-Dak Growers Seminar
Eagles Club Wahpeton, ND
March 25th & 26th
International Sugarbeet Institute Show
Fargodome Fargo, ND
Tuesday January 13, 2015
Fargo Holiday Inn
(*)
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Author presenting the paper
Partially funded by the Sugarbeet
Research and Education Board of
Minnesota and North Dakota
CEU Credits will be awarded to CCA holders
Sponsored by: North Dakota State University, University of
Minnesota, and Sugarbeet Research and Education
Board of MN & ND
Speakers should use 12 to 13 minutes for
presentations and leave 2 to 3
minutes for questions.
9:30
Moderator: Mr. John Kringler, Extension Agent Cass
County, North Dakota State University
Chairman: Mohamed Khan, Professor & Extension
sugarbeet specialist, North Dakota State University,
and University of Minnesota.
7:45
Coffee
8:15
**Assessment of an Experimental Insecticide
for Sugarbeet Root Maggot. Jacob J.
Rikhus*, Mark A. Boetel, and Allen J.
Schroeder. Department of Entomology,
NDSU, Fargo.
8:30
8:45
9:00
9:15
**Optimizing Root Maggot Control Using
Postemergence Granular Insecticides.
Allen J. Schroeder*, Mark A. Boetel, and
Jacob J. Rikhus. Department of
Entomology, NDSU, Fargo.
**Integrated Control of Sugarbeet Root
Maggot and the 2015 Forecast. Mark A.
Boetel1*, Stefan T. Jaronski2, Larry G.
Campbell3, Jacob J. Rikhus1, and Allen J.
Schroeder1. 1Department of Entomology,
NDSU, Fargo; 2USDA-ARS Northern Plains
Agricultural Research Laboratory, Sidney, MT;
3USDA-ARS Northern Crop Science
Laboratory, Fargo.
**Waterhemp Control in Sugarbeet.
Aaron Carlson* and Tom Peters. Plant
Sciences Dept., NDSU, Fargo, ND
**Weeds Management in the Crop
Sequence Contributes to Field-based Weed
Control Strategy in Sugarbeet. Tom Peters*,
Aaron Carlson, and Rich Zollinger. Plant
Sciences Dept., NDSU, Fargo, ND.
9:45
**Sensitivity of Cercospora beticola to foliar
fungicides in 2014. Gary Secor1*, Viviana
Rivera1, Melvin Bolton2, and M. F. R. Khan3;
1Plant Pathology, NDSU, Fargo; 2 USDAARS Northern Crop, Fargo; 3 NDSU &
University of Minnesota
11:30
Fitness of Cercospora beticola Isolates
Resistant to Tetraconazole. Sahar Arabiat*1,
M.F.R Khan1,3, Melvin Bolton2, Gary Secor1,
1Plant Pathology, NDSU, 2USDA-ARS Northern
Crop, Fargo 3University of Minnesota
11:45
Distinguished Service Award Presentation
By Mr. Keith McNamara, President, SBREB
**Nitrogen Fertilizer Rate, Placement, and
Timing Effects on Sugarbeet Yield and
Quality. Albert Sims* University of Minnesota,
NW Research and Outreach Center
10:00 BREAK
10:15 Soil Fertility and Water Management in
Sugarbeet Production. Amitava
Chatterjee*; AES School of Natural
Resource Sciences, Soil Science, NDSU,
Fargo, ND
10:30 **Plant Population and its Impact on
Sugarbeet Yield. Peter Hakk* and M.F.R.
Khan. Plant Pathology Dept., NDSU, Fargo,
ND.
10:45
11:15
Low Storage Temperature Delays Wound
Healing in Sugarbeet Root. Karen Fugate1,
Fernando Finger2, Wellington Souto Ribeiro2,
and John Eide1. 1USDA-ARS Northern Crop
Science Lab, Fargo; 2Federal University of
Viçosa, Brazil
**Combination of Variety, at-Planting
Treatment, and Postemergence Fungicide
for Control of Rhizoctonia Crown Root Rot of
Sugarbeet. Jason R. Brantner* and Ashok
Chanda; University of Minnesota, NW
Research and Outreach Center, Crookston,
MN.
11:00 Use of Seed Treatments, In-Furrow
Fungicides and Postemergent Fungicides for
Management of Rhizoctonia Crown and
Root-rot. Barry Jacobsen*, Alice Pilgeram,
and Ken Kephart; Montana State University.
12:00 – 1:00 Lunch Sponsored by
Sumitomo Corporation
Moderator: Ashok Chanda, Plant Pathologist,
Northwest Research & Outreach Center, University of
Minnesota
1:00
**Does Nitrogen Management on Previous
Crops Affect Sugarbeet? John A. Lamb1*,
Jim Rademacher, Nicole VanOs2, Chris
Dunsmore2 and Mark W. Bredehoeft2,
1University of Minnesota, St. Paul and 2Southern
Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative.
1:15
A New Method to Detect and Genotype
Resistance-Breaking Strains of BNYVV from
Growers Fields. C.M. Rush*, L. Paetzold, and
B. Bryan; Texas A&M AgriLife
1:30
**BNYVV, Polymyxa and Sugarbeet:
Determining the Transmission Dynamics that
Affect Emergence of New BNYVV Variants.
William Wintermantel, USDA-ARS, Salinas,
CA