Richard Taylor, Extension Agronomy Specialist; rtaylor@udel.edu Driving around the state, I’ve noticed a number of fields with portions of soybean fields showing manganese (Mn) deficiency. Certain areas of the state are very prone to this deficiency, such as western Kent… Continue Reading
Richard Taylor, Extension Agronomist;rtaylor@udel.edu I received a question through one of our county agricultural agents just a week ago about the usefulness of starter fertilizer for wide-row (30-inch) soybean plantings. I thought it would be worthwhile to discuss my answer… Continue Reading
Richard Taylor, Extension Agronomist; rtaylor@udel.edu Most of us have become used to planting double-crop soybeans so early that we could be surprised this year by the height of the soybean crop when flowering begins. In a study that Bob Uniatowski… Continue Reading
Richard Taylor, Extension Agronomist; rtaylor@udel.edu A number of people have been asking about applying nitrogen (N) fertilizer to irrigated soybeans so I thought I would make a few comments about the practice in case they might help you in making… Continue Reading
Richard Taylor, Extension Agronomist; rtaylor@udel.edu Although it shouldn’t be a surprise, a few fields in the state have started showing potassium (K) deficiency symptoms. In the past, this condition usually shows up in the eastern sections of New Castle County… Continue Reading
