Soybean Cyst Nematode: The Silent Threat Stealing Your Yield
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It's a parasite. So it's a nematode parasite.
Yes, it's a plant parasitic nematode. That's how we're going to call it. And not only that, we can add obligate parasite. It requires a living root to survive and to reproduce. You take the nematode out of that root that it's feeding on, and it will not survive. You try to grow it on something that is not alive, you will not be able to grow it.
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It is. I can actually feel the warmth from the sun actually coming in. It's a nice week this week.
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Yeah. And today we're talking about soybean cyst nematode. But I know that it takes a lot of yield away from my soybeans.
Right here at the top of my page it says yield robber. Yeah. Unmasking the number one soybean yield robber.
So I've farmed all my life and probably and then I went to college at Iowa State University from 2006 to 2010. And that's probably when I started to learn about it and my internships and through my schooling there. And as I got out, I spent most of my normal career before I came back farming full time in the seed industry.
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