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The SCN Coalition

@TheSCNCoalition

The SCN Coalition is a public/checkoff/private partnership formed to help the agricultural industry speak with one voice about soybean cyst nematode management.

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may significantly impact a field’s population. That’s why it’s important to choose the right cover crops for SCN-infested fields.
See what the experts say.
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can be stealthy, nibbling away yield potential but leaving few aboveground clues. Our new SCN Profit Checker tool shines a spotlight on SCN’s economic damage and the need for active management. Try it today. United Soybean Board


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This , we recognize those in the industry who are helping to preserve the tools we have to fight ( ) and bring new solutions to . Learn more: bit.ly/4cw08k7.
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In Illinois, is the No. 1 yield robber of soybeans and has been found in every county.
To know if your management program is working, University of Illinois Illinois Extension experts recommend testing soil to know SCN numbers and HG types. Explore more.
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What is the female index on PI 88788?

Greg Tylka, Iowa State University nematologist, explains how the SCN Profit Checker uses information like this to gauge potential yield and profit losses.

Visit scnprofitchecker.com. United Soybean Board

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Why should know their source of resistance?
diagnostician angela tenney from MSU MSU Extension explains how this information guides better management decisions.
Learn more at bit.ly/43uTpTD.
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Why should soybean farmers know their source of resistance? diagnostician angela tenney from MSU MSU Extension explains how this information guides better management decisions.
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Ontario is conducting a survey to update nematode distribution maps!

This will gather data on species like cyst nematode (SCN). Led by experts Albert Tenuta & Katie Goldenhar, the survey aims to improve management practices.

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Regularly test fields for ( ) to A) understand what levels you’re dealing with, and B) ensure your active management program is effective.
What’s your number? Find a lab near you.
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has been found in 59 counties that produce 93% of the state’s — some soil samples had over 136,000 eggs per 100 cc!
See what University of Nebraska-Lincoln Nebraska Extension experts recommend for and active management: bit.ly/4cxLGIm.

#SCN has been found in 59 #Nebraska counties that produce 93% of the state’s #soybeans — some soil samples had over 136,000 eggs per 100 cc! See what @UNLincoln @UNLExtension experts recommend for #soilsampling and active management: bit.ly/4cxLGIm.
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has been found in 59 counties that produce 93% of the state’s — some soil samples had over 136,000 eggs per 100 cc!
See what University of Nebraska-Lincoln Nebraska Extension experts recommend for and active management: bit.ly/4cxLGIm.

#SCN has been found in 59 #Nebraska counties that produce 93% of the state’s #soybeans — some soil samples had over 136,000 eggs per 100 cc! See what @UNLincoln @UNLExtension experts recommend for #soilsampling and active management: bit.ly/4cxLGIm.
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Fighting cyst nematode ( ) starts with knowing whether fields have it, how high egg counts are, and if there's a resistance issue.
See how this information should guide active SCN management plans: bit.ly/478Iak4.

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Did you know the recommended ( ) management strategies depend on where grow soybeans?
Learn more about the presence of SCN in your state and see university expert recommendations for and active management.
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Rotating -resistant soybean varieties and rotating to nonhost crops helps reduce SCN numbers while ensuring these tools remain effective for farming for years to come. Here’s an example of what a 6-year crop rotation plan might look like. Learn more: bit.ly/46QLZuC.

Rotating #SCN-resistant soybean varieties and rotating to nonhost crops helps reduce SCN numbers while ensuring these tools remain effective for farming for years to come. Here’s an example of what a 6-year crop rotation plan might look like. Learn more: bit.ly/46QLZuC.
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You know is in your soybean fields through a soil test. What’s next? Iowa farmer Dan Ory asks Iowa State University nematologist Greg Tylka about building an active SCN management plan.
Let’s Talk Todes: bit.ly/3VsvWR3.
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may try to fool you, but the damage it causes is no joke. SCN can steal significant yields with no aboveground symptoms.
Test soil for SCN and work with your crop advisor to build an active management plan.

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To successfully manage , soybean farmers should:

1. Test fields to know numbers.
2. Rotate SCN-resistant varieties.
3. Rotate to non-host crops.
4. Consider a nematode-protectant seed treatment.

Learn more at thescncoalition.com.

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