- Why You'll Want to Sample for SCN this Fall
- SCN Sampling is Part Science, Part Art
How do you know if you have an infested site? First, collect soil samples from fields that will be planted to soybeans in 2015.
Free Analysis for SCN + Higher Yields on SCN-Infested Fields = Increased Profitability
That's a formula for success any soybean farmer can live with. Think what an increase of $50 per acre on all your soybean acres would do for your bottom line. That's the average return farmers saw by planting SCN-resistant varieties in their SCN-infested fields. Or conversely, if you have SCN in your fields and are not managing it, $50 per acre times all your soybean acres is what you are sacrificing in yields and profitability.
For more information on SCN and its management see Soybean Cyst Nematode in the Plant Disease Management section of CropWatch.
Source:unl.edu