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23-2020 MAFES Variety Trial Seed Quality Data at Harvest
Soybean variety trials were conducted across Mississippi in 2020 through the Mississippi State University, Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station (MAFES) Variety Testing Program and three locations (Brooksville and Raymond non-irrigated and Stoneville clay soil irrigated) were rated for quality by Midsouth Grain Inspection Services, an official USDA-designated grain inspection agency. Ratings represent damage from each location and labeled “Damaged Kernels Total” and expressed in percentage of that sample size with damage kernels. Plots were harvested as quickly as possible so these ratings in the tables do not express any extended weathering pattern. Tables will show planting date, harvest date and damage kernel totals.
13-2020 Gholson RISER Irrometer Watermark Series Irrigation Triggers Publication
An irrigation trigger is the point at which an irrigation cycle starts. Starting too wet wastes water and energy, while starting too dry reduces yield. In this publication, we give guidance on how to select an appropriate trigger for each irrigation system and how to schedule irrigation using Watermark data.
13-2020 Gholson RISER Irrometer Watermark Series Location Selection Publication
Where sensors are installed affects the likelihood that the readings are suitable for irrigation scheduling. This publication provides a step-by-step guide to selecting an appropriate sensor location for a field.
01-202 Cook Management of Soybean Insect Pest
Up to date non-biased information is critical for making any agricultural management decision, including insect management decisions. 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.
19-2020 Allen Stem Canker Disease Ratings Across Varieties and Technology
Dr. Tom Allen variety trial screening for stem canker is a very important tool for Mississippi soybean producers. These ratings should be used in making your final decision in variety selection for 2021.
36-2020 Soybean Variety Selection Recommendation for 2021
Dr. Trent Irby MSU Extension Soybean specialist has released his variety recommendations for the 2021 cropping season. Varieties are reviewed from the MAFES Variety Testing program results and the results from the on-farm demonstrations. This recommendation is updated annually.
36-2020 MS State Extension On-Farm Soybean Variety Yield Summary
During the 2020 growing season, a total of 26 on-farm variety demonstration plots are planted all across Mississippi. This data is intended to compliment data generated through the MAFES small plot OVT trials.
The SCN Coalition
The SCN Coalition is a diverse group of university researchers, extension specialists, and ag. company reps who are concerned about the evolving threat from soybean cyst nematode, and who are interested in providing up-to-date information about the control and/or management of this pest that plagues US soybeans.
36-2020 Soybean Iron Deficiency Chlorosis Summary Across Varieties and Technology
Iron Deficiency Chlorosis soybean variety evaluation from Dr. Trent Irby Mississippi State Extension soybean specialist, Dr. Charlie Stokes area extension agent with MSUES and Mr. Reid Nevins county extension agent with MSUES play a major role in variety selection on high pH soils in East Mississippi. These results allow grower to pick tolerance for their individual field and farm.