NDSU Extension Agronomist Greg Endres says the crops are steadily trucking along. “Crops have been enjoying the rain. Soybeans and dry beans are in the reproductive stage and flowering.” Endres says soon farmers will need to apply a fungicide application against white mold that may present itself. “It’s not the time yet for a fungicide application against white mold, but it will be soon so make sure to monitor the situation, especially with saturated soils.”
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