Sudden Death Syndrome in Soybeans

May 30, 2011 • Written by Albert Tenuta
Sudden death syndrome (SDS) is most visible when the soybean crop enters the reproductive stages of development because most of the resources of the plant begin to shift from vegetative (leafs, stems, roots, etc) growth to producing and filling the pods. When this shift in resources occurs, the plan... Continue reading →
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Grubs and Slugs and Wireworms…OH MY!

May 27, 2011 • Written by Tracey Baute
Grubs and Slugs and Wireworms...OH MY!
Despite all this rain, pests are still doing quite well out there, as long as they have something to eat.  We had a lot of snow cover this winter which has helped insulate any insects that overwinter and the cool wet soils are helping these soil pests remain active.   Some are just waiting for th... Continue reading →
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Use Cruiser on Soys This Year – Particularly in South Bruce/North Huron

May 13, 2011 • Written by Tracey Baute
Use Cruiser on Soys This Year - Particularly in South Bruce/North Huron
Now that some of you have been fortunate enough to get some corn in, I am hearing reports and seeing tweets that soybean planting has also started.   If there was a year to protect your soybeans with an insecticide seed treatment it is this year.  Bean leaf beetles are going to be awfully hungry ... Continue reading →
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