2009
Beyond TAG: Intensive on-farm soybean IPM education and new outreach strategies
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Category:
Sustainable Production
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ExtensionIndustry outreach
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This is the first year of this project.
Lead Principal Investigator:
Julianne Dennis, Cornell University
Co-Principal Investigators:
J Keith Waldron, Cornell University
Kenneth Wise, Cornell University
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Brief Project Summary:

Soybean pests in New York State have been generally restricted to weeds, and minor insects, diseases and pests that affect emergence, vegetative and reproductive stages of crop development. Given the limited nature of the pest in the Northeastern U.S., many pests have been controlled, or voided, through an integrated approach based on selecting varieties for the maturity group, disease resistance and commercial commodity attributes and timely implementation of sound agronomic practices including crop rotation. Scouting programs for pests and crop condition voided many potential problems.

With the potential new threat of Asian Soybean Rust, new infestations of bean leaf beetles in...

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#education
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