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Scouting for Root Rot in Soybeans

Jul 10, 2020

Video: Scouting for Root Rot in Soybeans

Yellowing, wilting or death of young soybean plants are indicators of possible root rot/seedling disease. Assessing disease pressure early in the season is a great way to determine future input needs, including fungicide seed treatment and varieties with Phytophthora root rot resistance.

Scouting for Root Rot in Soybeans

How to select the right tractor attachment for your machine

Hear from Vermeer product specialist, Jim Reeves, on what to consider when selecting a tractor and the various attachments for your application. Jim goes over the options and what type of job each is well-suited for.... More ›

We Provide an Optimistic and Educated Perspective

The Western Canadian Wheat Growers – shaping the direction of agricultural policy, yesterday, today and tomorrow.... More ›

Using a Tedder to Improve Hay Quality

We head to Tennessee to see how using a New Holland tedder can help get your hay in faster and in better condition.... More ›

Humane Treatment: Our Top Priority

Humane Treatment: Our Top Priority... More ›

Surveillance of Circulating IBV Types Essential for Disease Control

Surveillance aimed at pinpointing the type of infectious bronchitis virus (IBV) that’s circulating in poultry flocks is essential to control of the disease.... More ›

Improving Your Bottom Line on the Farm: An Agronomist’s View

With increased production expenses and only a slight increase in farm income projected for the coming year, FBN Senior Staff Agronomist Holly Thrasher provides some perspective on how to improve your operation’s bottom line.... More ›

Congress Helps US Ranchers

Two new bills just introduced in Congress will help the livestock industry better serve consumers.... More ›

Growth Stage Irrigation

Extension Educator Steve Melvin discusses when you should and shouldn't be watering your corn crop during the vegetative growth stage.... More ›

JAGUAR Arm Rest Controls Tips

Learn about the latest arm rest features found in the new CLAAS JAGUAR forage harvesters.... More ›

The New Kubota FastBale: Transform the way you work with continuous baling

The quicker, smarter way to bale - the Kubota FastBale is built to ensure efficient non-stop baling across a variety of work modes and crop types.... More ›

How to Perform a Pre and Post Mow Inspection for Z700 Series John Deere Lawn Mower

In this video we will show you how to perform a Pre and Post Mow Inspection to greatly reduce the risk of downtime and improve machine performance.... More ›

Massey Ferguson 5700 Dyna 4 Global Series Tractor Walkaround

The Massey Ferguson 5700 Global Series is now available with the proven Dyna-4 power shift transmission! Features like cab suspension, brake to neutral, auto-drive, and three rear remotes also come standard to make your work day a little easier.... More ›

Sustainability in the Classroom

Dr. June Matthews, PhD, RD, P.H.Ec. from Brescia University College presents, Teaching University Students about Agriculture, at the Royal Agriculture Winter Fair, Food & Nutrition Form November 6, 2019 . Dr. Matthews shares her education strategies to teach university students about agricultu... More ›

Using the Fungicide Decision Worksheet for Managing Mycosphaerella Blight in Field Peas

We start checking early - here in this video we're checking at the 9th node stage (V9) and we'll continue to scout through flowering. This is so we can be reactive when symptoms appear and determine if a fungicide application may be economical.... More ›