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20-2023 Bond Weed Management Annual Report
Glyphosate resistance has spread with documented cases in 51 species worldwide. Fifteen species in the United States have developed resistance to glyphosate, and Mississippi populations of horseweed, Italian ryegrass, johnsongrass, Palmer amaranth, tall waterhemp, giant and common ragweed, goosegrass, spiny amaranth, and barnyardgrass have evolved resistance to glyphosate. Ten glyphosate-resistant (GR) species is among the highest of any state in the United States.
28-2023 cook Insect Management Strategies Sawyer Hopkins Thesis
Soybean looper and corn earworm are economically damaging pests in Mississippi soybeans. Chemical control plays a large role in the control of these pests. Some producers have started applying an automatic co-application of insecticide and fungicide at the R3 growth stage. Insect growth regulators are a commonly used insecticide for this management strategy. The purpose of this research was to evaluate the impact of insect growth regulators on soybean looper and corn earworm mortality when applied with an automatic fungicide application at the R3 growth stage in soybean. Insecticide treatments included methoxyfenozide, diflubenzuron, and novaluron. These insect growth regulators showed very little control and mortality, especially when compared to Chlorantraniliprole, which has become an industry standard for control of lepidopteran pest control of in soybean. The automatic application of an insect growth regulator insecticide with a fungicide at the R3 growth was not viable for economic insect management strategies.
06-2023 Rushing Impacts of cover cropping system on soybean grain yield, soil health, forage production, and animal performance final report
Agriculture is faced with challenges and opportunities that are impacted by a range of societal and ecological concerns about how the world and its people can be sustained. There is a growing awareness that the stability and resiliency of our agricultural landscapes appear to be impaired by enterprise specialization, concentration of operations, and expansion of scale, which can disrupt energy and nutrient cycles beyond natural processes. In Mississippi, opportunities exist to combine crop and livestock enterprises in a manner that imparts major benefits to the environment, while simultaneously generating more revenue for agricultural producers. These integrated crop-livestock systems (ICLS) can potentially increase crop yields, enhance natural resource utilization, exploit natural pest control processes, reduce nutrient concentrations and environmental risk, improve soil health parameters, and provide alternative sources of revenue through livestock marketing.
Solar Farms and Contracts--MSSOY White Paper
Articles pertaining to solar farms and contracts for their establishment are linked and summarized.
29-2023 Delta Weather Station Annual Report
Agricultural weather data are needed by producers, researchers, and policy makers to make decisions daily. Producers utilize the data for critical management decisions about tillage, planting, crop protection applications, irrigation, fertilization, and harvesting. Researchers require agriculture weather data to analyze test products, verify field data, and compare different data sets to each other. Policy makers use agricultural weather data in reports from county agriculture statistics to worldwide agriculture supply and demand estimates.
Mississippi Soybean Promotion Board 2023 - 2024 Funded Research
Summary of the projects funded by the Mississippi Soybean Promotion Board for 2023 - 2024. Research is funded for the time period of April 1, 2023 - March 31, 2024. Research supported by the the growers checkoff.
63-2023 Dodds Pre Emergence Herbicide Program Thesis Final Report
Caleb Knox Meyer was the student studying under Dr.Darrin Dodds. His thesis Pre-emergence herbicide programs for weed control in soybean (Glycine max) and the effect of rainfall amount on herbicide activity is being presented in this article.
36-2023 Irby MSU Extension 2023 Soybean Variety Demonstrtion Trials Annual Report
This SMART Program annual report was conducted by Dr. Trent Irby and funded through the Mississippi Soybean Promotion Board. This MSPB supported research, on-farm soybean variety demonstrations is conducted throughout Mississippi.
23-2023 Burgess Seed Damage Results From MAFES Variety Trials
Seed damage is collected from several official MAFES variety trials planted across the state. The trials are harvested and collected seed are officially tested for seed damage. Plots are harvested as quickly as possible and seed damage is a measurement of conditions that happened from pod formation to harvest with no delay in harvesting.