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2013 Soybean
Production Update




   Greg Endres, Extension area agronomist
  NDSU Carrington Research Extension Center
     gregory.endres@ndsu.edu 701-652-2951
•Plant establishment
•Weed management
•Special inputs
NDSU Research Summary of Soybean Plant Establishment Factors          (August,
2012)

Factor                A         Yield >          B            NDSU trial
                                  (%)                         site-years
Tillage system   Reduced till      9      conventional till       17

Previous crop       wheat          7         soybean              6
Seed
inoculation
with soybean         yes        pending          no               ?
history
Seed fungicide       yes          11             no               18
Planting date    < early May    pending      mid May              2
Planting rate
(pls/A)          150-175,000       5       100-130,000            18
Row spacing         14-21          5          28-30               19
(inch)
P at planting     broadcast        4      band (away from         2
time                                           seed)
Timing of Weed      PRE            3        early POST            2
Removal
Soybean Establishment, CREC, 2011-
12
• 2 tillage systems
  – conventional and direct seed (‘no-till’)
• 2 planting dates
  – 2011: May 5 & 19; 2012: April 30 & May 15
• 4 (planting time) fertilizer treatments
  – 6-24-6 applied on med P (8/9 ppm) and high K
    (216/178 ppm) soil
  – untreated check, broadcast, 2x0-inch band, and
    mid-row band
• POST Headline fungicide (2 of 4 reps)
                                        Funded by ND Soybean Council
Soybean Establishment Study Carrington, 2011-12:
SEED YIELD WITH TILLAGE SYSTEMS
  60
                       52.5 51.8
  50
               43.4
        40.8
  40
                *
  30                                conventional
                                    direct seed
  20

  10

   0
          2011           2012
Soybean Establishment Studies, CREC, 2012:
SEED YIELD WITH PLANTING DATES
        53.7
               50.6
   50     *


   40                    37.6

                           *    30.3
   30                                  27.9
                                                       early
                                        *
                                                       normal
                                              19.5
   20


   10


    0
        Carrington      New Rockford    Wishek
        Apr 30/May 15    May 2/17      Apr 24/May 16
Soybean Establishment Study, CREC, 2011-
12:
SEED YIELD WITH STARTER FERTILIZER.
    60
                                      51.8 51.7 52.5 52.5
  50
                  43.9
                         42.0 41.9
           40.4
  40
                                                                  check
  30                                                              broadcast
                                                                  2x0 band
  20                                                              mid-row band

  10

   0
                   2011                     2012
  P = med and K = high. 6-24-6 applied as band at planting or broadcast PRE.
Soybean Timing of Weed Removal, 2012




                                   Carrington (June 13)




                                 Langdon (Aug 20)
Soybean yield with timing of weed removal,
            Carrington and Langdon, 2012.
                      LSD (0.05): 7.0                    LSD (0.05): 6.6
       60

       50             47.1
                             45.5
                                                         47.5   47.8   46.4
                                                                              42.6
                                    39.3
       40                                                                            check
                                                                                     at planting
Bu/A




       30                                  25.1                                      ePOST
                                                                                     mPOST
       20
               12.5                               13.7                               lPOST
       10

        0
                      Carrington                           Langdon
Soybean yield loss from weeds
Timing of initial weed control           Soybean yield
Weed height         Soybean stage            bu/A

At planting (soil application)                48.0
                          VC-V2
                   (unifoliate to 1st
2 to 4 inches           trifoliate)           46.9
                          V2-V4
                       (2nd to 4th
6 to 8 inches           trifoliate)           45.2
                           V4-R2
                    (4th trifoliate to
> 10 inches            full flower)           37.7
Untreated check                               19.3

NDSU: 4 site-years (2011-12).
NDSU Research Summary of Soybean Plant Establishment Factors            (Nov 2012)


Factor                 A         Yield >          B            NDSU trial
                                   (%)                         site-years
^Tillage system   Reduced till      8      conventional till       18*

Previous crop       wheat           7         soybean              6
Seed
inoculation
with soybean          yes        pending          no               ?
history
Seed fungicide        yes          10             no              19*
^Planting date    < early May      13         mid May              4*
Planting rate
(pls/A)           150-175,000       5       100-130,000           20*
Row spacing          14-21          5          28-30              19
(inch)
^P at planting     broadcast        0      band (away from         4*
time                                            seed)
^Timing of        At planting       2        early POST            4*
Weed Removal
Options of soil-applied herbicides, with residual
control, for glyphosate-resistant kochia in soybean


 • Sulfentrazone
    –e.g. Authority MTZ, Broadaxe,
     Spartan Charge
 • Valor
   • Sharpen, Verdict (+ Zidua)
POST herbicide options for glyphosate-
resistant kochia control in soybean


• Flexstar*
• NDSU micro-rate*
• Liberty*


*use restrictions
What can we do to
profitably increase
soybean seed yield in
addition to using best
management practices?
Soybean response to special inputs 1 ,
             Carrington, 2005-12
FERTILIZER                   PESTICIDES                            GROWTH PROMOTERS
farmer fertilizer blend      Headline (+ Fastac)                 Ratchet
Quickroots; Liquid sufl/     Stratego Pro/YLD                    Soil Builder; Ag blend
                                                                      (+
can/soy mix                     Leverage)                          Bin Buster XP; KQ-XRN
6-0-0-9 (Zn)                 Priaxor (+ Fastac)                  X-tra Power; Sugar Mover
9.5-0-0-5-10 (Zn)            Quilt Xcel (+ Warrior T)             MegaGro; HappyGro
Max-In; Max-In MnNF;         Winfield Leverage)
                                Evito (+                            SeedProd; CropProd
Solutions        experimentals Cobra
                                                                   BTN+; T1
UAN                          Makaze Yield Pro (GP)                BioForge; Golden Harvest
CoRon; zinc                                                       Plus GA
Micro500; Sure-K                                                   NBS
EB mix                                                             N-Hibit; ProAct
Sugar                                                              Foliar Blend
MicroMix
Moly


  Yellow = foliar products used in 2012. RR soybean: 2005-06=RG200RR, 2007=NT-0090, 2008-12=DSR0401.
  1



                          Study partially funded by private industry
Special foliar inputs for soybean, Carrington, 2012.
      (irrigated; 18 trts vs untreated checks; 4 reps)

        Soil
           adequate nutrient levels (med or higher) except Cl (VL) and Na (low)
          7.7 pH; 3.6% organic matter; low soluble salts and VL carbonates
        Application timing
          V2 and/or R1-3 soybean stages
     1.    Fertilizers
     2.    Fungicides                      no yield increase with any treatment
     3.    Growth promoters



        Yield of untreated check = 56.6 bu/acre
Soybean performance with special inputs,
Carrington, 2005-12.
                                                       Response vs. untreated
                                                              check 1
                                         Yield of
                 Number of              untreated       Seed        Test
Year Environment treatments               check         yield      weight      Protein
                                           bu/A         bu/A        lb/bu        %


2005                         16            36.7           *
2006      dryland            21            26.2
2007                         15            58.0
2008                         16            47.3
                                                         NS
2009                         15            51.2                      NS          NS
          irrigated
2010                         19            51.6
2011                         19            42.1          * (-)
2012                         18            56.6          NS
*=statistically significant (0.05); NS=no difference in factor compared to untreated check.
1

Details at www.ag.ndsu.edu/CarringtonREC/
Soybean special input study, CREC, 2005-12:
        SEED YIELD WITH PRODUCT COMBINATIONS (3-6/YR) 1
        60
        50


                          46.3          47.1
        40




                                                               unt reat ed check
bu/ A
        30




                                                               product
                                                               com binat ion
        20
        10
        0




1
 No statistical difference (LSD 0.05) each year of 8 trials.
2012 mixture: BinBuster XP (V2)/ Headline + Fastac (R3)
Soybean intensive mgmt study, NDSU, 8 site-yr (2008-11) 1 :
SEED YIELD and HIGHEST NET RETURN with row
spacing, planting rate and foliar inputs .


                                (bushels/acre)




            $
            $



           14      14     14       14    28      28    28    28
           150     150    200     200    150     150   200   200
            N       Y      N       Y      N       Y     N     Y

1
    LSD (0.05) = NS for each site-yr                               Endres, Kandel et al.
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Soybean Endres

  • 1. 2013 Soybean Production Update Greg Endres, Extension area agronomist NDSU Carrington Research Extension Center gregory.endres@ndsu.edu 701-652-2951
  • 2.
  • 4. NDSU Research Summary of Soybean Plant Establishment Factors (August, 2012) Factor A Yield > B NDSU trial (%) site-years Tillage system Reduced till 9 conventional till 17 Previous crop wheat 7 soybean 6 Seed inoculation with soybean yes pending no ? history Seed fungicide yes 11 no 18 Planting date < early May pending mid May 2 Planting rate (pls/A) 150-175,000 5 100-130,000 18 Row spacing 14-21 5 28-30 19 (inch) P at planting broadcast 4 band (away from 2 time seed) Timing of Weed PRE 3 early POST 2 Removal
  • 5. Soybean Establishment, CREC, 2011- 12 • 2 tillage systems – conventional and direct seed (‘no-till’) • 2 planting dates – 2011: May 5 & 19; 2012: April 30 & May 15 • 4 (planting time) fertilizer treatments – 6-24-6 applied on med P (8/9 ppm) and high K (216/178 ppm) soil – untreated check, broadcast, 2x0-inch band, and mid-row band • POST Headline fungicide (2 of 4 reps) Funded by ND Soybean Council
  • 6.
  • 7.
  • 8. Soybean Establishment Study Carrington, 2011-12: SEED YIELD WITH TILLAGE SYSTEMS 60 52.5 51.8 50 43.4 40.8 40 * 30 conventional direct seed 20 10 0 2011 2012
  • 9. Soybean Establishment Studies, CREC, 2012: SEED YIELD WITH PLANTING DATES 53.7 50.6 50 * 40 37.6 * 30.3 30 27.9 early * normal 19.5 20 10 0 Carrington New Rockford Wishek Apr 30/May 15 May 2/17 Apr 24/May 16
  • 10. Soybean Establishment Study, CREC, 2011- 12: SEED YIELD WITH STARTER FERTILIZER. 60 51.8 51.7 52.5 52.5 50 43.9 42.0 41.9 40.4 40 check 30 broadcast 2x0 band 20 mid-row band 10 0 2011 2012 P = med and K = high. 6-24-6 applied as band at planting or broadcast PRE.
  • 11. Soybean Timing of Weed Removal, 2012 Carrington (June 13) Langdon (Aug 20)
  • 12. Soybean yield with timing of weed removal, Carrington and Langdon, 2012. LSD (0.05): 7.0 LSD (0.05): 6.6 60 50 47.1 45.5 47.5 47.8 46.4 42.6 39.3 40 check at planting Bu/A 30 25.1 ePOST mPOST 20 12.5 13.7 lPOST 10 0 Carrington Langdon
  • 13. Soybean yield loss from weeds Timing of initial weed control Soybean yield Weed height Soybean stage bu/A At planting (soil application) 48.0 VC-V2 (unifoliate to 1st 2 to 4 inches trifoliate) 46.9 V2-V4 (2nd to 4th 6 to 8 inches trifoliate) 45.2 V4-R2 (4th trifoliate to > 10 inches full flower) 37.7 Untreated check 19.3 NDSU: 4 site-years (2011-12).
  • 14. NDSU Research Summary of Soybean Plant Establishment Factors (Nov 2012) Factor A Yield > B NDSU trial (%) site-years ^Tillage system Reduced till 8 conventional till 18* Previous crop wheat 7 soybean 6 Seed inoculation with soybean yes pending no ? history Seed fungicide yes 10 no 19* ^Planting date < early May 13 mid May 4* Planting rate (pls/A) 150-175,000 5 100-130,000 20* Row spacing 14-21 5 28-30 19 (inch) ^P at planting broadcast 0 band (away from 4* time seed) ^Timing of At planting 2 early POST 4* Weed Removal
  • 15.
  • 16. Options of soil-applied herbicides, with residual control, for glyphosate-resistant kochia in soybean • Sulfentrazone –e.g. Authority MTZ, Broadaxe, Spartan Charge • Valor • Sharpen, Verdict (+ Zidua)
  • 17. POST herbicide options for glyphosate- resistant kochia control in soybean • Flexstar* • NDSU micro-rate* • Liberty* *use restrictions
  • 18. What can we do to profitably increase soybean seed yield in addition to using best management practices?
  • 19. Soybean response to special inputs 1 , Carrington, 2005-12 FERTILIZER PESTICIDES GROWTH PROMOTERS farmer fertilizer blend  Headline (+ Fastac) Ratchet Quickroots; Liquid sufl/  Stratego Pro/YLD Soil Builder; Ag blend (+ can/soy mix Leverage) Bin Buster XP; KQ-XRN 6-0-0-9 (Zn)  Priaxor (+ Fastac) X-tra Power; Sugar Mover 9.5-0-0-5-10 (Zn)  Quilt Xcel (+ Warrior T)  MegaGro; HappyGro Max-In; Max-In MnNF;  Winfield Leverage) Evito (+  SeedProd; CropProd Solutions experimentals Cobra   BTN+; T1 UAN  Makaze Yield Pro (GP)  BioForge; Golden Harvest CoRon; zinc Plus GA Micro500; Sure-K  NBS EB mix  N-Hibit; ProAct Sugar  Foliar Blend MicroMix Moly Yellow = foliar products used in 2012. RR soybean: 2005-06=RG200RR, 2007=NT-0090, 2008-12=DSR0401. 1 Study partially funded by private industry
  • 20. Special foliar inputs for soybean, Carrington, 2012. (irrigated; 18 trts vs untreated checks; 4 reps)  Soil  adequate nutrient levels (med or higher) except Cl (VL) and Na (low)  7.7 pH; 3.6% organic matter; low soluble salts and VL carbonates  Application timing  V2 and/or R1-3 soybean stages 1. Fertilizers 2. Fungicides no yield increase with any treatment 3. Growth promoters  Yield of untreated check = 56.6 bu/acre
  • 21. Soybean performance with special inputs, Carrington, 2005-12. Response vs. untreated check 1 Yield of Number of untreated Seed Test Year Environment treatments check yield weight Protein bu/A bu/A lb/bu % 2005 16 36.7 * 2006 dryland 21 26.2 2007 15 58.0 2008 16 47.3 NS 2009 15 51.2 NS NS irrigated 2010 19 51.6 2011 19 42.1 * (-) 2012 18 56.6 NS *=statistically significant (0.05); NS=no difference in factor compared to untreated check. 1 Details at www.ag.ndsu.edu/CarringtonREC/
  • 22. Soybean special input study, CREC, 2005-12: SEED YIELD WITH PRODUCT COMBINATIONS (3-6/YR) 1 60 50 46.3 47.1 40 unt reat ed check bu/ A 30 product com binat ion 20 10 0 1 No statistical difference (LSD 0.05) each year of 8 trials. 2012 mixture: BinBuster XP (V2)/ Headline + Fastac (R3)
  • 23. Soybean intensive mgmt study, NDSU, 8 site-yr (2008-11) 1 : SEED YIELD and HIGHEST NET RETURN with row spacing, planting rate and foliar inputs . (bushels/acre) $ $ 14 14 14 14 28 28 28 28 150 150 200 200 150 150 200 200 N Y N Y N Y N Y 1 LSD (0.05) = NS for each site-yr Endres, Kandel et al.
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Editor's Notes

  1. Plant stand: Conv = 137K, DS = 145K.
  2. CREC Plant stand: early = 130K; midMay = 151K
  3. Less broadcast P available due to reduced rainfall and dry topsoil during season?
  4. 6% high vs low.
  5. 6% high vs low.
  6. *Flex = east of H281; micro-rate (Rezult+Flex+Rap+cleth+MSO) = small weeds (&lt;1-2”), sequential; Lib = LL soy, small weeds ( &lt; 3”)
  7. Do special products increase yield and if yes, economically?
  8. 3 categories of products applied at different times. Different varieties and response?
  9. Inoculated seed, 30-inch rows
  10. 6-state, 18 sites/yr, 3 yr study