Tar spot is here to stay. Keeping your fields disease-free and incorporating a fungicide can lessen its hit on your yields.
Tar spot is here to stay. Keeping your fields disease-free and incorporating a fungicide can lessen its hit on your yields.
At Champion Seed, we pride ourselves on our products. Which is why we test hybrids and varieties across thirty locations…
by Champion Seed Soybean Agronomist Rob Thomas Controlling weeds in soybean fields in 2022 could be more challenging than ever.…
At Champion Seed, we pride ourselves on our products. Which is why we test hybrids and varieties across thirty locations…
Tar spot is here to stay. Keeping your fields disease-free and incorporating a fungicide can lessen its hit on your yields.
Background: Charcoal Rot forms from the fungus Macrophomina phaseolina. There are many host plants that are rotated with corn that…
Symptoms: Head smut is a fungus that can be found on the tassels and ears of corn plants. It is…
Background: Frogeye Leaf Spot is caused by the fungus Cercospora sojina. It is a common disease in the southeastern and…
Background: While being a new disease to the midwest, other parts of the world have been dealing with Tar Spot…
Description: Pythium stalk rot is caused by the oomycete Pythium aphanidermatum. It can occur anytime throughout the growing season but…
Background: Most symptoms of potassium deficiency will occur in the middle or upper canopy in the soybean crop. This can…
Symptoms: Slow growth, spindly plants, small leaflets and stunted Leaves will appear to have a dark green or even blueish…
Background: Nitrogen can have a great impact on a grower’s success and identifying nitrogen deficiency and its cause can be…
What is it? Green Stem Syndrome is when the leaves and stem on the plant remain green even after the…