ZEROING IN ON RUSTBy: FROM THE EDITOR KAREN MCMAHON FOR A DISEASE that hasn't hit the U.S. soybean industry very hard, Asian soybean rust continues to gather press and attention. You'll even see a story... RUST BUSTERSBy: by jodie wehrspann ALTHOUGH EQUIPMENT companies are doing their part to prevent corrosion, how well you maintain your machinery will determine its useful life. Dr. Richard... Seed protectorsBy: by wayne wenzel IN ANY given spring, you can usually go somewhere in the Midwest where cold, wet spring weather and crusty soil conditions forced farmers to replant more... Track rust on the WebBy: Wayne Wenzel Field reports are now available on the Soybean Rust Advisory Program ... On guardBy: by doreen muzzi LOUISIANA crop consultant Roger Carter says he is not yet alarmed about the threat of Asian soybean rust (ASR). First, he says, there were only three... LAST CHANCE FOR RUSTBy: FROM SENIOR EDITOR WAYNE WENZEL AS HURRICANE Dennis churned toward the U.S. in early July, farmers in the Midwest generally had two things in mind: 1) that the violent storm might blow... Treating indeterminate soybeans for Asian rustBy: Wayne Wenzel We respond to a reader’s question about whether indeterminate soybeans require more frequent treatment. ... LEARNING THE LESSONSBy: BY DEN GARDNER YOU'VE ALL HEARD ABOUT SOYBEAN RUST. If you haven't, someone has sequestered you in a cave for the past year. ... RUST WARNINGIOWA STATE University (ISU) plant pathologist X.V. Yang is creating an early warning system for soybean rust. He received $389,000 to coordinate sentinel... |
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