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David Powell discusses weed and crop protection management for the 2015 growing season.
Sudden Death Syndrome (SDS) is caused by the fungus, Fusarium virguliforme. The life cycle of SDS is denoted by two distinct periods of infection of soybean roots in the early spring, followed by advanced disease development during flowering. SDS infects soybeans in the spring under the cool, wet soil conditions that are often associated with early planting.
Symptoms of SDS are showing up in a few areas. Initial symptoms include yellow spots between the leaf veins that coalesce into large areas of interveinal chlorosis and necrosis.
Tips from the field with Matt Aberle.
Exciting new FS HiSOY products in the group three maturity range. HS 32X90 and HS 35X90. Both had high yields in 2018 trials, and bring an overall strong agronomic package.
Learn about two new exciting high-yielding products - HS 19X90 & 21X90.