“Changing weather conditions with varied rainfall amounts and stored soil water require soybean growers to make careful decisions regarding crop rotations, tillage system, fertility management, variety selection, plant establishment, weed control strategies, water management, and disease and insect management,” says Kandel.
“This updated field guide has been developed to help make soybean production management decisions,” says Greg Endres, Extension cropping systems specialist and co-editor of the guide. “However, detailed and extensive information on any one area is not provided because of limited space. Complete discussions on topics including variety performance, soil fertility, weed, disease and insect management are available in other Extension publications.”
The publication is also available in print at NDSU Research Extension Centers, NDSU Extension county offices, or the NDSU Distribution Center in Fargo by calling 701-231-7883 or emailing ndsu.distributionctr@ndsu.edu. When ordering from outside North Dakota, a small shipping and handling charge will apply.
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