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27-2015 Golden N Fert Final Report
Results from MSPB Project No. 27-2015 are presented in this final report of the 3-year project.
Lactofen (Cobra) Herbicide Does Not Enhance Soybean Yield--MSSOY White Paper
Three research reports that present results from the investigation of the use of the early-season application of lactofen (Cobra herbicide) to soybean are summarized. The conclusion from these reports is that soybean producers should not apply lactofen herbicide to soybean in the early season with the expectation of a resulting yield enhancement.
34-2015 Abbas Charcoal Rot Annual Report
Results from the first year of a study conducted to determine the mechanism of soybean root infection by the charcoal rot pathogen are presented.
15-2015 Allen Dis. Monitoring Annual Report
Results from MSPB Project No. 15-2015 entitled "Soybean disease monitoring for Miss. soybean producers" are presented.
MSPB 2015 Annual Report
MSPB invested more than $2.3 million in production research in 2015, including projects studying insect management, disease-resistance breeding, weed control, irrigation timing and scheduling and more.
Soybean Disease and Nematode ID Guide--UT Extension
Information on how to identify soybean diseases and nematodes, and how to manage them, is presented in this UT Extension publication.
30-2015 Nandula HR Weeds Final Report
Results from a project to assess the effect of new herbicide-resistant soybean technologies on control of herbicide-resistant weeds and soil microbial activity are presented.
Farmer Credit and Lending Conditions--MSU Ag. Econ.
Dr. Bryon Parman, Assistant Professor in MSU's Dept. of Agricultural Economics, has produced publications that focus on how interest rates, equipment and farmland value, and commodity prices are affecting producers' credit-worthiness.
66-2014 Sabanadzovic SVNV Final Report
A new disease with virus-like symptoms has been observed in Midsouth soybean fields. This new virus has been characterized as a novel, thrips-transmitted virus named soybean vein necrosis virus. The results from this project provide an in-depth view of where the virus is located in Mississippi and how it appears on infected plants.