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Soybean Response to Early Planting and Seed-applied Fungicide
Author(s) -
John Lundvall,
Mark E. Westgate,
Keith Whigham,
Dale E. Farnham
Publication year - 2002
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.31274/farmprogressreports-180814-789
Subject(s) - fungicide , sowing , biology , agronomy , horticulture
Modern, elite soybean varieties respond well to early planting. Multiyear results from ISU research farms suggest that mid-April to early May planting dates most often produce top yields. Research farm and on-farm strip trials also suggest that elite varieties yield similarly over a wide range of seeding rates and resulting harvest populations. Based on these results, producers are advised to plant soybeans as soon as spring field conditions allow, with a seeding rate of 150,000–175,000 seeds/acre.

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