A technical service manager with FMC says he is expecting increased pest pressure for soybeans this year. Bruce Steward says drought conditions delayed planting in some parts of the Midwest. “Those are usually the ones that are hit the hardest, and pest populations build up. You get one generation after another. As other crops dwindle […]
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