SCN causes U.S. soybean farmers $1 billion in losses each year, so it's a good idea to take steps to protect yourself from the threat. Before planting begins is a great time to test your soil to see if you have SCN and have time to react before it becomes a problem. Farmers should also monitor their fields throughout the growing season.Learn more about testing and why it's important in this article from United Soybean Board and your soy checkoff: http://unitedsoybean.org/article/soil-testing-and-scn/. The article also includes a link to a website that explains more about how to test for SCN.
Soil Test to Keep SCN Out of Your Fields
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