In 2018 I received some images on my cell phone. These images were of red crown rot, a soybean disease I had encountered while I was the field crop pathologist at the University of Delaware. The images clearly showed distinctive brick red, pinhead sized “balls” aggregated on the lower stems of the plant. My immediate response to the individual who sent the images was “That’s red crown rot (RCR)- It’s typically a non-issue and routinely found in... Read More →
ILSOYADVISOR POST
WEBINAR: Emerging and Reemerging Diseases in Soybeans
April 30, 2019
We know that tractors are beginning to role and April is not an ideal time for a webinar. That's why for the first time, ILSoyAdvisor is offering an on-demand webinar that's convenient for your schedule. Whether it's first thing in the morning or after you've turned the shop lights off, be sure to watch Nathan Kleczewski's "Emerging and Reemerging Diseases in Soybeans" during April.
Kleczewski discusses two new diseases growers and consultants should be on the look out for in 2019 as well as more established diseases to remember to scout for. He offers practical, economical information on managing these new and old diseases.
One CEU in pest management is available for CCAs who register with their number and watch the entire presentation. Credit will be awarded at the end of April.
Click here to watch the webinar. You will be asked to register with your email address, organization and CCA number. After registering the webinar will auto-start so be sure you have an hour available to finish the presentation. You will also be emailed a link at the time of registration that you can use to rewatch the presentation until the end of April. Don't miss the opportunity to hear Kleczewski speak, the webinar will expire on April 30.
If you have any questions email Jill Seiler.
Illinois Soybean Association
The Illinois Soybean Association (ISA) checkoff and membership programs represent more than 43,000 soybean farmers in Illinois. The checkoff funds market development and utilization efforts while the membership program supports the government relations interests of Illinois soybean farmers at the local, state, and national level through the Illinois Soybean Growers (ISG). ISA upholds the interests of Illinois soybean producers through promotion, advocacy, and education with the vision of becoming a market leader in sustainable soybean production and profitability. For more information, visit the website www.ilsoy.org and www.ilsoygrowers.com.
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