Seed treatment proving its value as SDS hits soybean fields
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8/31/2015
By the time symptoms of sudden death syndrome (SDS) appear in a soybean field, it’s likely already to cost farmers about 6 bushels per acre in yield potential, says Jennifer Riggs, product development manager for Bayer CropScience.
Significant levels of SDS are showing up in Iowa fields for the second year in a row, a result of wet conditions at planting along with plentiful...
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