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Scout for SDS in soybean fields this summer

2014-06-13 21:46:00| Corn & Soybean Digest

Source: DuPont Pioneer Cool, wet weather may impact disease. Cool spring soils and high rainfall in areas of the Corn Belt may lead to a midsummer appearance of sudden death syndrome (SDS) symptoms in soybeans, say DuPont Pioneer experts. The severity of SDS depends on environmental conditions, time of infection and other crop stressors. Although SDS infects soybean plants just after germination and emergence, symptoms generally do not appear until midsummer. read more

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