As soybean fields across North Dakota begin flowering, many fields are also nearing canopy closure. While canopy closure is often viewed as a milestone for suppressing weeds and maximizing yield potential, it is also an important point in the development of white mold. The white mold fungus, Sclerotinia sclerotiorum, survives in the soil as hardened survival structures called sclerotia. Before […]
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