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Dr Bob Beck

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Managing early-season soybean diseases

June 02, 2015

Disease Management
Agronomics: Continuous Soybean Management Considerations

September 18, 2014

In-Season Agronomy

There are some farmers who are considering growing more soybeans next year and may have some continuous soybean rotations.

Agronomics: Six Ways to Amp Up Soybean Scouting

July 10, 2014

In-Season Agronomy

In Illinois, most soybeans are between R1 (first flower anywhere on the plant), R2 (flower on one of the top two nodes) and R3 (pod 3/16-inch at one of the uppermost four nodes).

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