News
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Michigan’s Thumb research evaluates 2012 conventional soybeans
Published on November 8, 2012
Michigan State University Extension educators established a field trial to evaluate 24 non-Roundup Ready soybean varieties in the state’s Thumb region. -
Michigan’s Thumb research evaluates 2012 Liberty-Link soybeans
Published on November 8, 2012
Michigan State University Extension educators established a field trial to evaluate Liberty-Link soybean varieties. -
How to determine sugarbeet harvest losses
Published on October 15, 2012
Sugarbeet harvest losses can be easily calculated by using a bucket, tape measure and scales. Any loss in excess of 1 ton per acre is excessive and indicates a need for equipment adjustment. -
Final opportunity to scout for soybean cyst nematodes and sudden death syndrome
Published on October 4, 2012
Soybean harvest can be a valuable, final opportunity to identify soybean cyst nematodes and sudden death syndrome in drought-damaged fields, and better prepare yourself for next season. -
Phytoplasma (aster yellows) identified on Michigan soybeans
Published on October 4, 2012
Phytoplasma, a specialized bacteria capable of causing yield loss, has been observed in a Michigan soybean field during the 2012 season. -
Management options for double crop soybeans
Published on October 1, 2012
Information for double crop soybean producers to assess their crop and make important management decisions. -
Vertical tillage can be part of a cropping system
Published on September 21, 2012
Build a cropping system to address corn residue and soybean stands while protecting the soil. October 4 field day in St. Johns, Mich., will demonstrate several vertical tillage tools. -
Preharvest herbicide options for soybeans: Weeds may be an issue
Published on September 21, 2012
Consider using a preharvest herbicide application in weedy soybean fields this year. -
Soybean vein necrosis-associated virus (SVNaV) confirmed in Michigan
Published on September 13, 2012
SVNaV, a new and widespread viral disease of soybeans, has been observed in many Michigan fields during the 2012 season. -
Late-season scouting of corn and soybean fields is worth the effort
Published on August 30, 2012
Time invested now can identify problems in your fields and lead to good management decisions later.