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Northeast Louisiana | This fact is why I don't think soybean rust will ever be a severe problem in the US. We don't start the growing season with a high enough spore count. In South America, rust has the whole northern half of the continent to overwinter and build up spores to be carried by the wind.
I mean, rust has been found along the Gulf Coast in soybean fields for a couple of years, but I haven't heard on anyone losing a field to it yet.
Edited by Deadduck 9/26/2007 16:51
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Soybean rust confirmed in 2 SE Missouri counties
