Soybean production in Louisiana contributes nearly $230 million to the state's economy. The LSU AgCenter is committed to aiding the soybean industry through research and extension programs. For more information on soybeans, please note the sub-topics at right or type in a topic in the search box at the top of this page.
Through generous support from the Lousiana Soybean & Grain Research and Promotion Board, the LSU AgCenter produces an annual report of highlights from research and extension programs. Go to the 2008 report.
To learn more about soybean research and extension programs, please contact Dr. David Boethel, vice chancellor for research, and Dr. Paul Coreil, vice chancellor for extension.
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Control Soybean Insect Pests 2009 recomended controls and thresholds for soybean insect pests. Brief biological sketches of soybean insect pests included. Soybeans can be damaged by insects any time from plant emergence until they get near to the harvest in Louisiana. Many kinds of insects feed on leaves, stems, roots, nodules and pods, but only a few require control with insecticides. (PDF Fomat Only) |
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Asian soybean rust found in kudzu in 5 La. parishes (Distributed 02/17/09) Asian soybean rust has been found in Louisiana kudzu in Washington, East Baton Rouge, Tangipahoa, Iberia and St. Mary parishes, but weather conditions will be the telling factor for the disease outlook in 2009, according to LSU AgCenter plant pathologist Dr. Boyd Padgett. |
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