An agronomist in southern Minnesota says he’s starting to think a lot about white mold.
Dan Koehler with Dekalb/AsGrow tells Brownfield the plant disease is probably still fresh on the minds of growers after multiple factors led to widespread white mold in 2017.
A similarity this year, he says, is excessive moisture.
“We’re in the R1 stage now (s0) 0ur soybeans are flowering (and) that’s when they’re affected.
Continue reading White mold coming back to forefront for Minnesota farmers at Brownfield Ag News.
