SCN is the most damaging soybean pest in North America. While selecting the right cover crops can’t eliminate it, it can help you manage it. Read on to learn which cover crops are poor hosts or nonhosts for SCN.
With SCN causing the most yield loss of any soybean pathogen in North America, the need for building SCN resistance is integral. Learn how check-off funded soybean breeders are improving several resistance sources.
The bad news? SCN can survive through rough conditions such as flooding and a lack of oxygen. The good news? Delaying soybean planting can result in less generations of SCN. Learn how from soybean experts.
Soybean checkoff organizations created the National Soybean Nematode Strategic Plan to develop short and long-term solutions for SCN control. See what this plan encompasses.
As SCN overcomes its main source of genetic resistance (PI 88788), experts are called to research new sources and uncover solutions. Learn about this checkoff-funded research.
The SCN Coalition recommends that soybean farmers test their soil as a part of their SCN management strategy. Read on to learn why it matters and how to evaluate your tests.