At the Midwest Crops Conference, growers can learn about a soybean disease confirmed for the first time in Missouri. The two-day event is Jan. 21 to 22 at Stoney Creek Hotel in St. Joseph.
University of Missouri Extension state plant pathologist Mandy Bish will discuss how red crown rot disease can significantly affect soybean yields. In her presentation, she will also discuss other fungi that cause similar symptoms. Agronomists and economists from MU, University of Nebraska and Kansas State University will share their latest findings on corn, soybean and wheat pests and diseases, how to control input costs, cover crop management, nutrient management and what to expect in the 2025 growing season. Other speakers include leading agricultural industry experts.
To register, visit https://web.cvent.com/event/b7642ea8-291d-4d56-8a42-5cabcfd862a4/regProcessStep1.
