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Soybean Production & Other Extension Publications
- Thin Soybean Stands – Should I Replant, Fill In, or Leave it Alone?
- Is it Time to Plant an Earlier Maturity Group Soybean?
- Planting Soybean into Freeze Injured Wheat
- Purple Soybean Stems
- Profitability of Cutting Seeding Rates: Fact or Fiction?
- Estimating Soybean Yield Prior to Harvest
- Dehydrated Soybean Seeds: Are They Still Viable?
- Performance of Public and Private Soybeans in Indiana
- Management Considerations for Relay Intercropping: I. Wheat (AY-315-W)
- Management Considerations for Relay Intercropping: II. Soybean (AY-316-W)
- Plant Populations and Seeding Rates for Soybeans (AY-217)
- Utilizing Inoculants in a Corn-Soybean Rotation (SPS-100-W)
- Grain Drill Metering Systems and the Need for Calibration (ABE-126-W)
- Corn and Soybean Crop Predation by Wildlife (FNR-265-W)
- 06 Rust Wrap Up
- Row Spacing
- Brown Stem Rot
- Charcoal Rot
- Disease Index
- Frog-Eye Leafspot (BP-131-W)
- Managing Fugicide Applications in Soybean (SPS-103-W)
- Preparing for Asian Soybean Rust (ID-324-W)
- Root Knot Nematodes (BP-130-W)
- Sclerotinia Stem Rot (White Mold) of Soybeans (BP-43-W)
- Sudden Death Syndrome in Soybeans (BP-58-W)
- Purdue Weed Science
- Control IN & OH
- Herbicide Injury
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