Early Season Scouting Katherine Drake Stowe June 21, 2017 Field Report 0 Post Permalink Scouting is critical to helping make management decisions that will ultimately increase profitability. Early rounds… Continue reading
Soybean Stands in Wet Weather Katherine Drake Stowe May 24, 2017 Field Report 0 Post Permalink Certain parts of the state have seen 10+ inches of rain in the… Continue reading
Managing Flood Damaged Soybeans Katherine Drake Stowe October 13, 2016 Field Report 0 Post Permalink As flood waters recede across eastern North Carolina, disaster assessment begins. For soybean farmers one… Continue reading
September 22 Soybean Rust Update Katherine Drake Stowe September 23, 2016 From the Field 0 Post Permalink From Jim Dunphy, Crop Science Extension Specialist (Soybeans) and Lindsey Thiessen, Extension Plant Pathologist Although… Continue reading
Fall is the Time to Sample for Nematodes Katherine Drake Stowe September 21, 2016 Field Report 0 Post Permalink As we move into September, preparing for harvest is on everyone’s mind, but now is… Continue reading
September 15 Soybean Rust Update Katherine Drake Stowe September 16, 2016 From the Field 0 Post Permalink From Jim Dunphy, Crop Science Extension Specialist (Soybeans) and Lindsey Thiessen, Extension Plant Pathologist Asiatic Soybean… Continue reading
Be on the Lookout for Asiatic Soybean Rust Katherine Drake Stowe September 7, 2016 Field Report 0 Post Permalink With Tropical Storm Hermine coming through North Carolina last weekend, Dr. Jim Dunphy warns there… Continue reading
Scouting for Pod Feeding Insects Katherine Drake Stowe August 31, 2016 Field Report 0 Post Permalink With greater than 80% of the soybean acreage in North Carolina setting pods, now is… Continue reading
August 19th Soybean Rust Update 2016 Ashley Thomas August 19, 2016 From the Field 0 Post Permalink From the office of Jim Dunphy, Crop Science Extension Specialist (Soybeans) and Lindsey Thiessen, Extension Plant… Continue reading
Scouting for Disease Katherine Drake Stowe August 10, 2016 Field Report 0 Post Permalink With over 50% of the North Carolina soybean crop now in reproductive… Continue reading
