Enlist E3 Soybeans - Quick Reference Guide on seed coat color varation
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Added October 2019 Updated October 2019Agronomy Update - Brown Stem Rot (October 2019) Word
Added October 2019 Updated October 2019Agronomy Update - Soybean Stem Borer (October 2019) PDF
Added October 2019 Updated October 2019Agronomy Update - Soybean Stem Borer (October 2019) Word
Added October 2019 Updated October 2019Heavy Infestation of Stem Borer Evident in Nebraska
The soybean stem borer (Dectes texus) is a long horn beetle that can cause lodging in soybean plants, resulting in harvest difficulties and significant yield loss.

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Added September 2019 Updated September 2019White Mold Fungicide Application Considerations
Wet and cool conditions during flowering are ideal for development of the fungus Sclerotinia sclerotiorum.
No variety is completely resistant to white mold, particularly under severe disease pressure, but differences in tolerance exist among varieties.
Crop Survival in Flooded Fields
Late season rains are hard on crop root systems. Standing water can cause suffocation-like conditions where oxygen deprived soil cause death to plant roots and subsequent deterioration of above ground foliage.
Temperature Inversions
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Added July 2019 Updated July 2019Stink Bug Populations Mount
Various species of stink bugs cause a range of crop damage. In soybeans, they typically do not produce damage enough to warrant treatment while soybeans are in the early reproductive stages.