With more than normal precipitation since last fall, as well as a three-month forecast calling for wetter-than-normal conditions through June, weed control could be critical through spring and summer. For your herbicide options on wheat, see the article on page 3 of the April issue. Wet conditions will also mean producers should keep an eye on foliar diseases developing this spring, as extension specialists and researchers have noted rusts that survived winter in Texas. Given the likelihood of those diseases moving north, it is recommended producers scout fields carefully and plan ahead.