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The results from this trial are limited in application since it was a one-year trial with delayed planting. However, these data still contribute to our larger understanding of in-furrow fungicides in soybean under Indiana conditions. Fungicides are becoming more common in soybean, and a better understanding of the range and timing of use is essential to provide soybean farmers with updated and unbiased recommendations for fungicide use and disease control. This research was included in a larger multi-state project to understand the broader impact of in-furrow fungicides on soybean yield. The results are expected to be published and distributed in 2016, and ISA will be acknowledged in all outputs resulting from this multi-state summary. This research has been presented at several field days, and Certified Crop Advisor meetings across Indiana.