Although soybean seed quality issues seen during 2018 aren’t as bad as 2009, they are more widespread and extend beyond the Mid-South and Mississippi River Delta. Dr. Bobby Golden,
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As season nears end, don’t drop your guard on soybean rust
• By Dr. Lindsey Thiessen • Many of the soybeans in North Carolina are past the critical growth stages for impact by soybean rust, but there may be a few late-planted, …
Read More »EPA registers new Syngenta seed treatment premix
The Environmental Protection Agency has registered Syngenta’s Vibrance Trio seed treatment, which contains a three-fungicide premix. The treatment targets a host of
Read More »EPA OKs new fungicide for foliar diseases
The Environmental Protection Agency recently registered pydiflumetofen, an SDHI fungicide Syngenta plans to market under the Miravis label. State registrations are pending. The product, a member of the Fungicide Resistance …
Read More »LSU AgCenter launches new field day model, June 19, in Winnsboro
The Louisiana State University’s AgCenter will hold a crop production and pest management field day expo, June 19, at the Tom H. Scott Research, Extension and Education Center
Read More »EPA registers fungicide premix from Bayer
The Environmental Protection Agency has registered Delaro fungicide, a premix of two products, from Bayer CropScience for use on soybeans and corn. It is registered in most states except for …
Read More »Arysta introduces new seed treatment
Cary, N.C.-based Arysta LifeSciences has introduced Rancona V 100 Pro seed treatment for soybeans.
Read More »Webcast looks at Fusarium root rot, management options
The non-profit Plant Management Network has released an online educational webcast that takes an in-depth look at Fusarium root rot.
Read More »Get a jump on resistance
Plant frogeye leaf spot-resistant varieties and avoid solo QoI applications if fungicides are needed.
Read More »Solving a mystery
Newly named soybean taproot decline disease continues to plague growers after a decade, but researchers are hot on the trail.
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