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01-2021 Cook Insect Management In Soybeans Annual Report
“Routine” studies to evaluate current insecticides, along with reports from growers and consultants provide the first indications of pending insecticide resistance issues. Current market conditions have reduced profit margins considerably. The most informed and economical insect management decision is always important, but may be even more important when profit margins are small. To keep information current, studies must be regularly conducted to evaluate management strategies and tools and to provide information on unexpected insect issues.
Sulfur Fertilization for Soybeans--MSSOY White Paper
Information about Sulfur fertilization for soybeans is presented.
Information Sources for Soybean Pest and Weed Management--MSSOY White Paper
Links to sources of information that provide guidance for management of diseases, insects, and weeds that infest soybeans are presented.
Soystage--A Tool for Predicting Soybean Reproductive Stages--MSSOY White Paper
Details about using SOYSTAGE to predict soybean reproductive stages are presented.
Biological Pesticides as Part of an IPM Strategy--MSSOY White Paper
A case is made for and the current status of using biopesticides as part of an IPM strategy for commodity crops is presented.
42-2020 Lawrence Improving Agronomic Performance in Mississippi Soybean Production Systems Annual Report
Cool and wet conditions during planting season in Mississippi have led to non-uniform emergence of corn (Zea mays (L.) and soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.]in recent years. In cases necessitating replanting, questions on herbicide treatments and application timings for termination of failed stands of corn and soybean were common. Therefore, research was conducted to identify optimum herbicide treatment and application timing combinations for control of simulated failed stands of corn and soybean.
62-2020 Improving dryland soybean yield, profit and health of dominant soils across Mississippi Annual Report
Because approximately 51% is grown under rainfed conditions, improving non-irrigated soybean yield and reducing production costs will be critical strategies for Mississippi producers to remain profitable.
58-2020 Catchot Management of Redbanded Stink Bug in MS Soybean Production Systems Final Report
The redbanded stink bug is capable of causing severe economic damage well after stink bug sprays are recommended to be terminated for our native species (R 6.5). Because this stink bug is cyclic in nature, many producers had terminated scouting during the 2017 season and sustained substantial economic damage from this pest. There were reports of several fields that were complete losses and many others with substantial deductions at the elevator from damage due to this pest. Redbanded stink bugs are extremely damaging and harder to control with commonly used insecticides. This project will outline objectives to better understand management tactics to manage RBSB in Mississippi to ensure profitability for growers.
56-2020-Chastain Evaluation of the Effects of Early Season Flooding on Soybean Growth and Yield, Physiology, and Economics Annual Report
While varieties for this breeding program have been evaluated in terms of yield response, a study of the mechanisms promoting flood tolerance has not been done.