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Aphid Update

Just Published! Soybean Aphid Research Update

Much has happened in soybean aphid research in the past several years, and this new 12-page research report covers it all: biological control, genetic resistance (aphid resistant varieties coming soon), aphid early-warning systems, revisiting the 250 threshold, and treatment recommendations.

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Managing Soybeans from the Ground Up.
Information-packed updates on the following topics:

  • Benefits of higher potassium; K and aphid populations
  • Selecting the right varieties
  • SCN makes problems worse
  • Rethinking planting dates; seeding recommendations
  • Yield advantages to narrower row spacing
  • Managing bean leaf beetles vs aphids
  • New genetic sources of aphid and SCN resistance
  • Fungicides for plant health
  • Tillage practices and SDS
  • SCN is spreading and adapting
  • When to get an SCN HG type test

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rust fungicides Using Foliar Fungicides to Manage Rust

A 50-page reference book prepared by a group of soybean pathologists, this full-color publication contains numerous illustrations, photographs, maps, tables, and charts about fungicide spray decisions, application, and use strategies.

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fungicides Field Crop Fungicides For The North Central United States

  • Fungicide Terminology | Classification of Fungicides
  • Fungicide Use | Foliar-Applied Fungicides
  • Seed Treatments l Why Fungicides Fail
  • Diagnosis and Fungicide Selection
  • Fungicide Rates and Proper Mixing
  • Sprayer Calibration and Application
  • Environmental Considerations l Avoid Fungicide Resistance
  • Safety and Fungicide Use Restrictions
  • Fungicides available for use on different field crops in the North Central Region
  • Chemical Classes

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    or view online in pdf format.
Identifying Soybean Rust


Printed on durable cardstock for field use, this card is designed as a scouting aid. Several views of key rust symptoms on the front. On the back, diagnostic symptoms of similar-looking diseases

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SCN Soybean Cyst Nematode Management Guide


This guide was developed with you, the soybean farmer, in mind. Included in these pages are the answers to frequently asked question, recommendations, and information based on decades of research on soybean management in SCN-infested fields.

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Soil Testing for SCN

The best way to determine SCN population denstiy is to collect a soil sample and submit it for analysis. This sturdy field card is designed to show producers how to sample fields for the best results.

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The Yields II Project:
Research-Based Soybean Management Information

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Chapters include Manage Soybean “By the Numbers” for Higher Yield; So Many Choices, So Much Potential: Soybean Cyst Nematode-Resistant Soybean Varieties; What’s Stressing Your Soybean Yield? WebGro Estimates Stress Interactionsto Improve Management and Profitability; and more.

 

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