Little to no information is available on soybean gall midge or its interactions with soybean pathogens. No information is available on the economic losses with either or both being present on the same plant. The rapid and widespread infestation of this pest in soybeans throughout four key soybean-producing states (Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota and Minnesota) has raised major concerns about what management practices are needed to mitigate losses. Field observations and communications with growers, consultants, and ag professionals have shown there are a number of questions surrounding the interactions between soybean gall midge and plant disease both in terms of infestation potential and yield...
Updated February 12, 2021:
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