61. Scientia Agricola - Translate this page Two soybean cultivars, IAC-17 and FT-2, of 110 day cycle were utilized, the latterbeing more demanding for potassium. The results of three crops showed that http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-90162000000300012&l

62. Invasive Species: Soybean Rust Profile rust in the US soybean rust is of particular concern because of its high potentialto reduce yields and increase production costs for US agricultural crops. http://www.invasivespecies.gov/profiles/soyrust.shtml

Species Profiles Species Profiles Phakopsora pachyrhizi, Phakopsora meibomiae Common names: Soybean rust Soybean rust is a disease caused by two species of rust fungi (Basidiomycotina, Urediniomycetes), Phakopsora pachyrizi , which is considered more aggressive, and P. meibromiae . Both species are native to Asia, but have been introduced to Africa, Australia, South America, and Hawaii. Neither species is currently found in the continental U.S., but because the spores can be wind disseminated long distances, and because several susceptible host species occur through Central America, soybean rust could spread from infestations in South America to the continental U.S. within the current decade. In addition to the cultivated soybean, Glycine max , hosts of soybean rust comprise many other species of leguminous hosts, including wildland, weed, and cultivated food plants, woody and herbaceous species. One of the plant species affected by soybean rust is kudzu, itself an invasive plant in the U.S. that could serve as a bridge host for dispersal of soybean rust in the U.S. Soybean rust is of particular concern because of its high potential to reduce yields and increase production costs for U.S. agricultural crops. Images and Recent news Federal Government State Government University/Academic ... Organizations Federal Government

63. Symptoms And Controls Of Crop Diseases Survives in soybean crop residue, producing windborne spores that infect new crop.Control. Survives on soybean crop refuse. Spores can infect through wounds. http://www.ext.nodak.edu/extpubs/plantsci/crops/pp533w-3.htm

North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service Symptoms and Controls of Crop Diseases (cont.) Dry Edible Beans Soybeans NON-CEREALS Dry Edible Beans Stem and Leaf Diseases – Fungal RUST, Uromyces appendiculatus var. appendiculatus Symptoms. Rusty-colored pustules erupt through the surface of the leaf. Rusty-colored summer spores can be brushed off the surface of the pustules. Pustules may also form on the pods. When rust is severe, leaves turn yellow, dry out, and drop prematurely. Late in the season the summer spores are replaced with dark-colored winter spores. Survival and Spread. Control. Bury infected bean residue by deep plowing. Avoid planting next to fields that had severe rust last year. Use a three- or four-year crop rotation. Monitor fields for rust. Use maneb or chlorothalonil fungicide when rust first appears. Early detection of rust and early application of fungicide is essential to rust management. Remarks. Some varieties have shown resistance to the common races of rust, but races have changed recently (1996). Many rust races are present in North Dakota, and the dominant races may change from time to time, adversely affecting the resistance of certain varieties. Continued monitoring for rust is essential. WHITE MOLD (SCLEROTINIA ROT)

64. Soybean Crop Distribution Map wPests Weeds Information Resources Plant Pest Survey Program, soybean. CropDistribution Maps summarize the abundance of various crops across Minnesota. http://www.mda.state.mn.us/pestsurvey/cropmaps/soybean.html

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65. GEO-PIE Project: Genetically Engineered Soybeans In the 2003 growing season, am estimated 81% of the US soybean crop is geneticallyengineered to be resistant to an herbicide (usually glyphosate aka Roundup http://www.geo-pie.cornell.edu/crops/soybeans.html

Home In the Market : Soybeans Am I eating GE soybeans? Genetically engineered, herbicide resistant varieties of soybeans are widely grown in the US, amounting to 81% of the 2003 crop. A field of young soybean plants. On This Page: Am I eating genetically engineered soybeans? History and prevalence of GE soybeans. Read more about soy-based food ingredients Am I eating genetically engineered soybeans? Definitely. Genetically engineered soybeans were first grown commercially in the US in 1996, and have been widely adopted by farmers. In the 2003 growing season, am estimated 81% of the US soybean crop is genetically engineered to be resistant to an herbicide (usually glyphosate aka "Roundup"). Soybean-derived ingredients are present in a wide array of processed foods, and include soybean oil, soy flour, soy lecithin, and some nutritional supplements like protein extracts and vitamin E. [top of page] Genetically Engineered Soybean Production in 2003 Statewise percentage of total soybean acres planted with genetically engineered soybean varieties in major soy producing states. Soybeans produced in these states represent 89% of US soy production. Source:

66. New Page 3 But, as farmers market their crops to raise cash flow for the planting effort, andthe interior waterways free up, the price of both soybean Meal and Oil fall http://www.commodityseasonals.com/soyoil_futures_2.htm

www. CommoditySeasonals.com Commodity Trading: Soybean Oil Futures Overview Supply Demand Major Issues ... Preview Order Form Supply / Production Considerations To understand the production cycle of the Soybean products, one must understand the production of Soybeans. Since Soybeans are harvested by mid November, production of products tends to increase to meet demand and consumers usually begin to build stocks. However, Soybean producers tend to withhold supply right after harvest for tax purposes. Along with the slowing of transportation, due to the freezing of interior waterways, supplies tend to begin to get a little tight in the first part of the year. But, as farmers market their crops to raise cash flow for the planting effort, and the interior waterways free up, the price of both Soybean Meal and Oil fall along with Soybeans in the latter part of January and early February. Soybean Meal and Soybean Oil prices tend to be higher until mid May when the mid western crop is planted. This is due to concerns over the status of the South American Soybean crop, which is typically pollinating (or being “made”) in February and March, coupled with a lack of immediate available supply, and Soybean planting concerns.

67. New Page 3 But, as farmers market their crops to raise cash flow for the planting effort andthe interior waterways free up, the price of both soybean Meal and Oil fall http://www.commodityseasonals.com/soymeal_futures_2.htm

www. CommoditySeasonals.com Commodity Trading: Soybean Meal Futures Overview Supply Demand Major Issues ... Preview Order Form Supply / Production Considerations To understand the production cycle of the Soybean products, one must understand the production of Soybeans. Since Soybeans are harvested by mid November, production of products tends to increase to meet demand and consumers tend to begin to build stocks. However, Soybean producers usually withhold supply right after harvest for tax purposes. The freezing of interior waterways slows transportation of Soybeans to processors, so supplies tend to begin to get a little tight in the first part of the year. But, as farmers market their crops to raise cash flow for the planting effort and the interior waterways free up, the price of both Soybean Meal and Oil fall along with Soybeans in the later part of January and early February. Concerns over the status of the South American Soybean crop, which is typically pollinating or being made in February and March, coupled with a lack of immediate available supply and Soybean planting concerns, tends to drive Soybean Meal and Soybean Oil prices higher until mid May, when the Midwestern crop is planted. Planting progression, the fact that the South American crop is now impervious to damage, and with it being so close to harvest, tends to weigh on Soybean and product prices.

68. Nematode Management In Soybeans If soybean cyst nematode populations are very high, grow nonhost crops for at leasttwo consecutive years. year 2, highly resistant soybean. year 3, nonhost crop. http://www.ncagr.com/agronomi/nnote2.htm

Agronomic Division Home Page About the Division Field Services Nematode Assay ... Virtual Tour Nematode Management in Soybeans NOTE RECOMMENDATIONS Soybean cyst nematode is present. Soybeans and snap beans are the only host crops for this nematode that are commonly grown in N.C. Crop rotation is useful in managing soybean cyst nematode: year 1 nonhost crop year 2 cyst-resistant soybean variety year 3 nonhost crop year 4 cyst-susceptible soybean variety Growing small grains in winter is not equivalent to growing a nonhost crop for an entire year. If soybean cyst nematode populations are very high, grow nonhost crops for at least two consecutive years. Three years is even better. If high populations of cyst nematodes occur after a year of cyst-resistant soybeans, see Note below. This sample indicates an infestation of the soybean cyst nematode. Take another sample from this field before planting soybeans or snap beans. This sample indicates a high population of soybean cyst nematodes on or following a cyst-resistant variety. Therefore, currently available varieties with the same cyst-nematode resistance will probably not be effective against this population. Choose a variety with different resistance. See comments on managing nematodes on soybean with resistant varieties following Note below.

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70. Rediff.com: Rains Lift Hopes Of Soybean Crop In Central India: Reuters Rains lift hopes of soybean crop in central India. India s oilseeds season runs fromNovember to October and soybean and groundnut are the major winter crops. http://www.rediff.com/money/2002/aug/02rain1.htm

Home Money > Reuters > Report Feedback Money Matters Business Headlines Corporate Headlines Business Special Columns ... Secrets every mother should know Your Lipstick talks! Need some Extra Finance? Bathroom singing goes techno! Search the Internet Tips Sites: Finance Investment Rains lift hopes of soybean crop in central India Rains in key soybean-growing areas in central India this week have given a new lease of life to the crop and improved production prospects, traders said on Friday. India annually produces over five million tonnes each of groundnut and soybean in the winter season, sown mainly in Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh. There were no rains in the last week of July in Madhya Pradesh, which accounts for about 70 per cent of the country's soybean output. Traders feared the condition of the crop would deteriorate if there were no rains in the first few days of August. Rains have also eluded Gujarat's Saurashtra region, which accounts for the main chunk of the state's winter groundnut output of around 2.2 million tonnes. India's oilseeds season runs from November to October and soybean and groundnut are the major winter crops.

71. Cooperative Extension Catalog Of Publications--Field Crops Production, 0.25. RP553, Insectresistant crops Through Genetic Engineering,0.50. soybeanS. †EC104, Nebraska soybean Variety Tests, 0.25. EC136, http://ianrpubs.unl.edu/fieldcrops/

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72. Mississippi Soybean Crop Disaster Ahead Mississippi soybean Crop Disaster Ahead Rot and disease to claim at least half ofstate soybean crop Things are looking bad for soybean growers in Mississippi http://agriculture.about.com/library/weekly/aa092701a.htm

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73. Stone Memories Producing milling durum wheat, hard red spring wheat, malting barley, canola, soybeans and forage crops. Also maintains a commercial cattle herd. http://web.ndak.net/~cenex/

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74. @gWorldwide: Smaller Soybean Crop Expected, No Change To Corn - 04-OCT-02 Smaller soybean crop expected, no change to corn. The resulting upper and lower boundsof the soybean crop would therefore be 2,674 to 2,574 million bushels. http://www.agriculture.com/default.sph/agNotebook.class?FNC=ArticleList__Aother_

75. Ontario Soybean Commentary - May 21, 2004 Turning to South America, the soybean crop there is into the finalstages of harvest and production forecasts are still falling. http://www.thesoydailyclub.com/Farm&Market/Commentary05212004.asp

Soy happy to see you! "Everyone deserves a soy choice!"™ www.thesoydailyclub.com © 2000 - 2004 The Soy Daily™ Think Soy Daily HOME ARCHIVES ADVERTISE THE BEST OF SOY COOKING/RECIPES ... TELL A FRIEND Home of The Soy Fan Club's Drive-in With thousands of pages and thousands of reports in The Soy Daily™, only the greatest search engine, G o o g l e could help you search them all! WWW The Soy Daily™ Ontario Soybean Commentary - May 21, 2004 The old crop July futures sank 60 cents since last Friday - that's over US$1.50 in the last two weeks. The new crop November contract has fallen about 90 cents in the two-week period. Heavy selling by speculative funds was a major factor driving Chicago soybean and soy product prices lower in recent days. In addition, great weather this spring across the Midwest and more in the short-term forecast are increasing optimism and crop potential. Uncertainty about Chinese demand is adding more weight to the sinking soy complex. Also pressuring futures this week was news that a U.S. company is planning to import South American soybean meal. Wilmington Bulk LLC, a consortium of hogs and poultry producers confirmed on Tuesday it has booked 100,000 tonnes of Brazilian meal for shipment to the U.S. The company said domestic prices were too high. The shipment is expected to arrive next week.

76. Crop Diseases In Corn, Soybean, And Wheat (Purdue University) Crop Diseases in Corn, soybean, and Wheat. Search for a Disease Name. CropName Corn Disease Name Index to CORN Diseases http://www.btny.purdue.edu/Extension/Pathology/CropDiseases/

Crop Diseases in Corn Soybean , and Wheat Karen Rane and Gail Ruhl Department of Botany and Plant Pathology Purdue University West Lafayette, IN 47907 Email: rane@purdue.edu ruhlg@purdue.edu This web page address is: http://www.btny.purdue.edu/Extension/Pathology/CropDiseases/ Last updated on Friday, October 25, 2002 Search for a Disease Name Crop Name: Corn Soybean Wheat All Crops Disease Name: Index to CORN Diseases: Seed and Seedling Diseases Seed Rot Seedling Blight Leaf Diseases Gray Leaf Spot Anthracnose Leaf Blight Common Corn Rust Southern Corn Rust ... Stewart's Bacterial Disease Stalk Rots Anthracnose Stalk Rot Diplodia Stalk Rot Gibberella Stalk Rot Fusarium Stalk Rot Ear Rots Diplodia Ear Rot Gibberella Ear Rot Fusarium Ear Rot Aspergillus Ear Rot Other Diseases Maize Dwarf Mosaic Maize Chlorotic Dwarf Crazy Top Index to SOYBEAN Diseases: Leaf And Stem Diseases Bacterial Blight Brown Spot Pod and Stem Blight Downy Mildew Root and Lower Stem Diseases Phytophthora Rot Rhizoctonia Stem Rot Sclerotinia Stem Rot Brown Stem Rot ... Soybean Cyst Nematode Virus Diseases Bud Blight Soybean Mosaic Index to WHEAT Diseases: Leaf Diseases Powdery Mildew Leaf Rust Septoria Leaf Blotch Tan Spot or Yellow Leaf Spot Root Diseases Fusarium Foot Rot Rhizoctonia Spring Blight Take-all Seed and Head Diseases Common Bunt (Stinking Smut) Loose Smut Septoria Glume Blotch Scab (Head Blight) Virus Diseases Barley Yellow Dwarf Soilborne Wheat Mosaic Wheat Yellow Mosaic Send comments to: webmaster@btny.purdue.edu

77. Crop Diseases In Soybean 1 (Purdue University) Search for a Disease Name. Crop Name Corn Disease Name LEAF AND STEM DISEASES.soybean Image newBacterialblight.jpg, soybean. http://www.btny.purdue.edu/Extension/Pathology/CropDiseases/Soybean/Soybean.html

Crop Diseases in Corn Soybean , and Wheat Karen Rane and Gail Ruhl Department of Botany and Plant Pathology Purdue University West Lafayette, IN 47907 Email: rane@purdue.edu ruhlg@purdue.edu This web page address is: http://www.btny.purdue.edu/Extension/Pathology/CropDiseases/Soybean/Soybean.html Last updated on Friday, October 25, 2002 Soybean Diseases: Leaf and Stem Diseases Root and Lower Stem Diseases Virus Diseases Search for a Disease Name Crop Name: Corn Soybean Wheat All Crops Disease Name: LEAF AND STEM DISEASES SOYBEAN Disease Name: Bacterial Blight Pathogen: Bacterium. Pseudomonas syringae pv. glycinea Symptoms: Initial symptoms are small angular watersoaked spots on leaves. Lesion centers dry out and turn brown to black with watersoaked margins and yellow halos. Lesions may coalesce resulting in large blighted areas. Affected tissue often drops out, giving a tattered appearance to the leaves. Rarely a serious disease in Indiana soybeans. Conditions: Cool, rainy weather. Outbreaks often follow thunderstorms.

78. GE Corn Laced With Pharmaceutical Drug Contaminates Soybean Crop GE Corn Laced with Pharmaceutical Drug Contaminates soybean Crop.FDA Orders Destruction of soybeans Contaminated With Genetically http://www.organicconsumers.org/gefood/FDAandGEcorn.cfm

News Campaigns GE Food Organics ... email this page GE Corn Laced with Pharmaceutical Drug Contaminates Soybean Crop FDA Orders Destruction of Soybeans Contaminated With Genetically Engineered Corn The Associated Press company to destroy 500,000 bushels of soybeans rather than sell them for food because they were contaminated with genetically engineered corn once grown in the same field. None of the soybeans made it into the food supply, so there is no risk to the public, said Food and Drug Administration Deputy Commissioner Lester Crawford. FDA will issue the destruction order to Prodigene Inc. on Wednesday. "Prodigene is working out the terms of a program to enhance our compliance and to ensure the safest and most responsible manufacturing processes," the College Station, Texas-based company said in a statement late Tuesday. "As with any new industry and new regulatory program, we can always do better. ... We intend to, now and in the future." The soybeans were estimated to be worth several million dollars.

79. Chambers Family Farm Quality Identity Preserved Non-GMO Food Soybeans And Soybea Learn more about Naturally Pure Roasted soybeans (soynuts). Links to other informationand suppliers of healthful food and food soybean preparation. Kaneda Co. http://www.fairviewfarms.com/

Click Here to Order: Tosteds, Laura Beans and other items at the Chambers Family Farm Store Click To View the 2004 crop progress! Welcome to the Chambers Family Farm where we plant, tend and harvest the absolute Best Food Soybeans. With these soybeans we make the absolute Best "Naturally Pure Roasted Soybeans" we call Tosteds! Tosteds; Whole Bean - Whole Benefit(tm) for your health! Learn More about the Laura beans Learn more about Naturally Pure Roasted Soybeans (soynuts) Our Family History Click Here to Find a Retailer of Tosteds Near You! Have a Question? Click here or or call 888 526 9296. Thanks! Veggiechef.com Great Ideas and Great Recipes from Marie Oser Visit The Soy Daily Club News and information for the world of soy Links to other information and suppliers of healthful food and food soybean preparation. Kaneda Co. Ltd. is the official distributor of Fairview Farms products in Japan. Check out the New Reprinted Article on Soy and Your Health: Soy On Trial Want to see what the weaather is in Corwith Iowa?

80. Record U.S. Soybean Crop Expected In 01 Record US soybean crop expected in 01 Apr 12, 2001 1200 PM By EltonRobinson Farm Press Editorial Staff US farmers will plant more http://southwestfarmpress.com/mag/farming_record_us_soybean/

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