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MSPB FY17 Annual Report
MSPB continues to invest in projects that we believe will improve soybean production back to all
13-2018 Catchot Cover Crops and Early Season Insect Pest Dynamics--Final Report
Final Results from MSPB Project No. 13-2018 titled "Influence of Cover Crops on Early Season Insect Pest Dynamics in Miss. Soybeans" are presented.
Update on Pipe Planner Use to Conserve Irrigation Water in the Midsouth
Data on use of Pipe Planner for irrigation in the Midsouth over the last five years (2014-2018) are presented.
Soil Tillage Intensity Ratings (STIR) for Conservation Cropping Systems--White Paper
A narrative description of the STIR tool for determining conservation level of cropping systems is presented, along with STIR calculation examples.
37-2017 Aboughanem Charcoal Rot Annual Report
Results from the first year of Project 37-2017 titled "Quest for an alternative, environmentally friendly control method for charcoal rot fungus: mycoviruses" are presented.
Ratings of Selected Soybean Varieties Against Root Knot Nematode--Univ. of Ark.
Results from "Field Performance of Selected Soybean Varieties in a Southern Root-Knot Nematode Infested Field" by Univ. of Ark. personnel are presented.
66-2017 Orlowski Row Spacing Seeding Rate Final Report
Final results from Project No. 66-2017 titled "On-Farm, Field Scale Evaluation of Soybean Row Spacings and Seeding Rates" are presented as both a report and an MS thesis.
36-2018 Irby SMART Annual Report
Results from MSPB Project 36-2018 (SMART program) are presented. Included are results from the on-farm variety demonstration program, the variety short list for selecting varieties to plant in 2019, Iron deficiency chlorosis tolerance ratings of selected varieties grown in 2018, and seed quality ratings for selected varieties grown in the on-farm variety demonstration program. A multi-year summary that includes data from 2015-2018 experiments/demonstrations is also included.
55-2017 Krutz RISER Final Reports
Final Reports from MSPB Project No. 55-2017 titled "Row-Crop Irrigation Science Extension and Research (RISER) Program" are presented. They include results from experiments designed to evaluate soybean seed yield, irrigation water use efficiency, and net returns above irrigation costs in systems with 1) Different planting dates and soybean maturity groups, 2) Furrow diking vs. no diking, 3) Furrow vs. flood irrigation application, 4) Full-season static irrigation threshold vs. a threshold that changes as a function of soybean growth stage, and 5) Different row spacings and plant populations.