Soybeans

A list of meetings for Row Crop and Forage producers.

Agronomy News, August 2024, Volume 15, Issue 4. Inside this issue: Fall Forage: Playing Catch-Up, New Wildlife Management Classes & Community, Wildlife Management Webinars, Small Grain Variety Trials, Soybean Research Field Day, Reporting Tar Spot, Podworms in Soybeans, Ag Technology Conference, Summer Grazing Management, Grain Market Outlook, USDA Notice to Beneficiaries, Weather Outlook, and Regional Crop Reports.

Podworms in Soybeans

Agronomy Newsletter -July 2024, Volume 15, Issue 4. Topics include: “Late” Corn Sidedress Applications, Influence of Drought on Corn and Soybean, New Maryland Law Limits Liability Waivers, Soybean Fungicide Trials, Drone School, Cover Crop Sign-Up, Maryland Commodity Classic, Weather Outlook, and Regional Crop Reports.

2023 Maryland Soybean Fungicide Trial results

Agronomy Newsletter -June 2024, Volume 15, Issue 3. Topics include: State Court of Appeals Overturns Circuit Court’s Right-to-Farm Decision, Thoughts on Tar Spot Management, Scouting for Fusarium Head Blight, Paraquat Training Opportunities, June IPM Insect Scouting Tips, UMD Faculty Member Partners Nationally to Release Highly Anticipated Decision Aid Tool to Produce Maximum Crop Yield, New Forage Enterprise Budgets, Fungicide Efficacy Tables for Corn and Soybean, Weather Outlook, and Maryland Regional Crop Reports.

Agronomy Newsletter -April 2024, Volume 15, Issue 1. Topics include: Italian Ryegrass Weed Control, UMD Grain Marketing Site Updated, Soybean Populations, Row Spacings, and Planting Dates, Implications Due To The Closure of The Port of Baltimore, Cover Crop Termination and Growing Degree Days, Soybean Fungicide Seed Treatments, Ag Hiring Webinars, Ag Commodity Markets: Review and Outlook, Spring Forage Events, Organic Grain Transition Survey, Hunting and Wildlife Seminars, Manure Hauling & Injection Cost-Share, Weather Outlook, and Regional Crop Reports

The Crop Protection Network (cropprotectionnetwork.com) is a national working group comprised of Extension agents and specialists from across North America that provide data through publications regarding pest management in agronomic crops. The website and publications can be a great resource for your operation. The following are the most recent fungicide efficacy tables for foliar diseases of corn and soybean.

Agronomy News IPM Insect Scouting Tips

Fungicides are becoming increasingly popular in full season soybean production. These trials provide data that soybean producers can benefit from, such as: fungicide efficacy for managing common fungal diseases of soybean, monitor fungicide resistant pest populations, and track the economic impact of foliar fungicide applications over multiple years and environments unique to Maryland.