Search Results for: Sudden Death Syndrome

U.S. soybean growers will now have CeraMax, a tough new EPA-registered seed treatment option, for guarding crops from SDS and improving their yields.

Syngenta has announced its newest seed treatment, Saltro fungicide, has received registration by the U.S. EPA. Formulated to […]

Jill Scheidt, agronomy specialist with University of Missouri Extension, scouted fields west of Lamar, near Hwy 160 and […]

Because the symptoms of SDS appear similar to many other soybean diseases, SDS can be easily overlooked, according […]

Cool wet soils in spring can lead to increased chances for sudden death syndrome (SDS) or brown stem […]

Rather than dealing with yellowing and defoliating soybean plants mid-season, Syngenta encourages Midwestern growers to get ahead of […]

Last week, symptoms of sudden death syndrome (SDS) began to appear in April 15-planted soybeans at the University […]

Farmers and retailers should be watching for symptoms of these two diseases over the next few weeks as they are best managed through preventative methods.

If approved, ILeVO seed treatment would be the first product to provide breakthrough protection for soybean seedlings from the soil borne pathogen Fusarium virguliforme, the fungus that causes SDS.

Soybean sudden death syndrome is beginning to show up in soybean fields across the state.

Sudden death syndrome (SDS) caused by the fungus Fusarium virguliforme has plagued soybean growers in Illinois since the […]

Soybean Sudden Death Syndrome (SDS) is widespread in Iowa, according to a Iowa State University researcher. “This year […]

Soybean growers have experienced firsthand the benefits of protection against Sudden Death Syndrome (SDS) and nematodes.

EPA has approved ILeVO, the only seed treatment that protects the root system against infections caused by the Sudden Death Syndrome fungus and has activity against dangerous nematodes.

University of Illinois researchers will share new information on controlling sudden death syndrome through genetic resistance at this year’s Agronomy Day.

A number of factors are helping the seed treatment market to continue delivering return on investment, according to retailers and suppliers alike.

The organizations will provide farmers with the latest research, tools and resources needed to effectively manage soybean cyst nematodes during the 2025 season.

Corteva Agriscience delivers a broader spectrum of protection against disease and insects with its latest LumiGEN soybean seed treatment portfolio.

With these additions, the Xitavo soybean seed portfolio includes a total of 46 products covering relative maturities of 0.0 to 4.8.

First confirmed in Illinois in 2018, Red Crown Rot has grown into an emerging threat for Midwest soybean growers.