Today we’re talking about a particular fungus that can plague soybeans, white mold. What exactly is it, where does it come from and how to spot it? Wade Webster, NDSU Extension Plant Pathologist, has the facts.

The soybean crops in the North Central part of North Dakota are due for a check-in. Leo Bortolon, NDSU Research Agronomist, has an update.

There are digital tools being developed and ready to use. Ignacio Ciampiti, Professor of Agronomy at Purdue University has the inside story.

No commodity is without politics and E-15 is stirring the pot. Matt Gammans, NDSU Assistant Professor in Ag Policy is here to guide us.

Soybean planting conditions, in general, are rough this growing season. Victor Gomes (go-mis), NDSU Extension Cropping Systems Specialist has an update from western North Dakota.

This season, weed control in soybean is affected by the cool and dry weather. Joe Ikley, NDSU Extension Weeds Specialist has some helpful advice.

The cover crop summit is jammed packed with helpful information and programs. Alexis Correira, NDSU Conservation Agronomist, has reflections of the summit.

The cold and wet conditions are keeping soybean farmers out of the field. Are there ways around it? Jeff Stachler, NDSU Extension Cropping Systems Specialist has some answers.

With oil prices still high, it’s a good idea to keep an eye on bio fuel policies. Matt Gammans, NDSU Assistant Professor, in the Agribusiness and Applied Economics department, has the latest.

John Rickertsen, NDSU Hettinger Research Agronomist, has the latest from the southwestern part of North Dakota.