Kansas State University researchers are continuing to build a defense against one of the most debilitating fungal diseases affecting soybean production, recently reporting a breakthrough on the value of increasing phosphorus levels for managing disease.
Phosphorus helps boost soybean defense
Kansas State University researchers have found that adding phosphorus to fertilizer decreased foliar disease in soybeans due to sudden death syndrome.
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