Iron deficiency chlorosis (IDC) is a problem associated with low, wet soils. Because of very heavy precipitation and repeated ponding, four of sites were lost and the remaining site gave data with more variability than desired. In separate studies, nine different iron sources were tested as foliar fertilizers on young soybeans in the early stages of IDC. These studies were done at five locations. Leaf greenness was only slightly increased by spraying with iron. Averaged across all five sites, yields were increased from 28.6 to 32.5 bu/A for two sprays with ferrous lignosulfonate and 32.0 bu/A for two sprays of Fe-EDDHA, so there was a trend for increased yield for spraying young soybean plants showing early stages of IDC. At the site with the most severe chlorosis, yields were increased from 3.6 to 9.4 bu/A with two sprays of Fe-EDDHA, indicating that foliar sprays are of very limited help in correcting a severe chlorosis.