Checking the roots of SCN-resistant soybean cultivars for SCN females is a good way to gauge if the resistant cultivars are not controlling the nematode, says Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.
Growing SCN-resistant varieties with varying sources of resistance and nematode-protectant seed treatments in rotation with corn is the best approach for prolonging profitable soybean production in SCN-infested fields.
The easiest way to monitor the effectiveness of your SCN-resistant soybeans is to test for SCN about every 6 years, says University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension.
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