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tennessee | Seems for the last several years I always have problems with this. I know a fungicide would help at the right stage but I'm looking at what is actually causing this all the time. I have two farms in beans this year that haven't seen beans in 3 years. Both farms have frogeye bad this year. Fungicide's are kinda hard for me to put on with a pull type sprayer, I don't have access to a self propelled one. A lot of my fields are small and hard to get to with a plane. What causes it and what can I do to prevent it? I'm all notill and plan to stay that way. Thanks. | |
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How do I prevent Frogeye in Beans?
