• News and Alerts
• Contacts
• References

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News and Alerts

Cropping Issues in NW Minnesota Newsletters

Contacts

Carlyle Holen IPM Specialist Crookston 218-281-8691 cholen@mail.crk.umn.edu	Char Hollingsworth Extension Plant Pathologist Crookston 218-281-8627 holli030@umn.edu
Phillip Glogoza Regional Extension Educator Moorhead 218-236-2008 glogo001@umn.edu
____________________________________________________ North Dakota State University Extension Hans Kandel NDSU Extension Agronomist Broadleaf Crops 701-231-8135 hans.kandel@ndsu.edu

References

Soybean Variety Information	2006	Soybean Variety Trial Polk County
	2005	Soybean Variety Trial Norman County Soybean Variety Trial Polk County Soybean Variety Trials Pennington and Roseau County
	2004	Soybean Variety Trial in Polk County Organic Soybean Variety Trial Clay County 2004 Soybean Variety Research in NW MN
	2003	Roundup Ready Soybean Varietal Trial - Polk, Red Lake and Pennington Counties Roundup Ready Soybean Plots - Norman County Soybean Varietal Trials - Polk County Organic Soybean Variety Trial - Clay County
Fertility information	2005	Influence of Roundup Herbicide on Manganese Nutrition of Soybean 2005
	2004	Soybean Phosphorus and Potassium Rates Foliar Application of Calcium on Organically Grown Crops
	2003	Evaluation of Phosphorus and Potassium Rates on Soybean as a Tool to Increase Yield and Protein
Aphids	2005	Soybean Yield Response When Controlling Threshold Levels of Aphids at Growth Stage R-5, 2005 Soybean Aphid Insecticide Application Timing Study, 2005
Weed control	2003	Yellow Nutsedge Control in Soybean Fosston MN
Disease	2005	Effect of Bio-Control Agents on the Yield of Organic Soybean, 2005
		Foliar Application of Different Organic Products on Soybeans Grown during the 2005 season near Comstock MN
	2004	Soybean Disease Survey in NW MN
Articles and Tips on Profitable Crop Production		Are You Farming Unprofitable Acres Characteristics of High Profit Farms Create a Prioritized Management Plan Eroding Your Profits - Soil Erosion First Better or Different - Find Your Advantage Get Off the Treadmill and onto the Moving Sidewalk Increase Profitability by Reducing Expenses Increase Profitability by using your Field Records Managing by What you Know Technology and Precision Agriculture Tile Drainage Research Results and Economics Trends in Food and Agriculture Understanding Production Contracts What the Numbers Tell us about Profitability

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