A farmer in eastern Missouri says he’s concerned about soil-borne soybean diseases with the excessively wet spring. “We may end up having to use more fungicides this year than we have in the past.” Terry Schwoeppe, who farms in Franklin County, tells Brownfield he’s monitoring for phytophthora. “The soil is staying so wet for so […]
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