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Nebraska Corn, Soybeans: Conditions Favor Seedling Diseases in Early Planted Fields Jun 1, 2022
Heavy rains and cool soils throughout the state may favor the development of seedling diseases, which could impact corn and soybean emergence. These conditions come at a poor time in […]
Minnesota Corn, Soybeans: How Were Diseases in 2018? Nov 5, 2018
This article is a recap of some of the most common and problematic diseases of soybean and corn in Minnesota in 2018. Looking back at diseases that affected crop growth […]
Illinois Soybeans: 4 Seedling Diseases Jun 1, 2018
Soybeans have started to emerge, and as you may expect, this is a prime time to scout fields for early season seedling diseases. Seedling diseases are caused primarily by fungi […]
Illinois Soybeans: What Diseases Will Prevail in Weird Weather? Jun 20, 2017
Weird spring—wet and cool early, followed by hot and dry. What diseases will prevail? In early planted soybeans many were worried about Pythium root rot, thanks to the cool, wet […]
Plant Pathology: Is it Disease or Chemical Burn? – Tips From a Professional – DTN Jun 23, 2016
A grower finds patches of wilting and dead soybeans in a field planted into a dense stand of rye cover crops. Is it a residual herbicide gone rogue or a […]
