Get the free 2003 Soybean Aphid Reporting Form

This form is used for reporting information related to soybean aphids, including grower details, field information, yield information, and counts of aphids before and after insecticide application.

How to fill out 2003 soybean aphid reporting

How to fill out 2003 Soybean Aphid Reporting Form

1. Obtain a copy of the 2003 Soybean Aphid Reporting Form.
2. Fill in your personal information at the top of the form, including name, address, and contact details.
3. Provide the date of observation in the appropriate section.
4. Indicate the location of the soybean field where the aphids were observed.
5. Specify the number of aphids counted per plant in the designated area.
6. Note any damage observed on the soybean plants.
7. Include any additional comments or observations that may be relevant.
8. Review the form for accuracy before submission.
9. Submit the completed form to the designated authority as instructed.

Who needs 2003 Soybean Aphid Reporting Form?

1. Farmers and agricultural professionals monitoring soybean crops.
2. Research scientists studying soybean aphid populations.
3. State agricultural departments collecting data on pest occurrences.
4. Extension agents providing assistance to local farmers.

People Also Ask about

What is the threshold for black bean aphids?

In beans, immediate treatment is justified when 10% of plants are infested. However, treatment when 5% of plants are infested can help prevent virus infection.

How to get rid of soybean aphids?

If insecticides are needed, insecticidal soaps and oils are the best choices for most situations. Oils may include petroleum-based horticultural oils or plant-derived oils such as neem or canola oil. These products primarily by smothering the aphid, so thorough coverage of infested foliage is required.

How do you count aphids on soybeans?

Pull a plant and turn it upside down and give it a quick scan to see where the aphids are located. Get a feel for what 10 or 20 aphids look like and count by 10s or 20s. The current threshold for late vegetative through R5 stage soybean is 250 aphids/plant with 80% of the plants infested and populations increasing.

What is the natural enemy of the soybean aphid?

The parasitic wasp, Aphelinus certus, is one important natural enemy of the soybean aphid. Like the aphid, it was inadvertently introduced to the US from Asia in the past decade.

What is the aphid threshold for soybeans?

Economic threshold: Through R5 Average of 250 aphids per plant. More than 80 percent of plants have aphids.

What is the economic threshold for aphids?

Economics: The economic threshold (250 aphids/plant on 80% of the plants from R1-R5) is a conservative estimate. You will not have yield loss at that point solely as a result of aphid feeding.

When to spray aphids in soybeans?

Aphid Management Guidelines in Brief If soybeans have not yet reached R6 (full seed stage) in August and populations average over 250 per plant and still increasing, consider using an aerial insecticide application.

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What is 2003 Soybean Aphid Reporting Form?

The 2003 Soybean Aphid Reporting Form is a document used by agricultural producers to report the presence and severity of soybean aphids in their fields for monitoring and management purposes.

Who is required to file 2003 Soybean Aphid Reporting Form?

Farmers and agricultural producers who grow soybeans and observe soybean aphid infestations are required to file the 2003 Soybean Aphid Reporting Form.

How to fill out 2003 Soybean Aphid Reporting Form?

To fill out the 2003 Soybean Aphid Reporting Form, producers should provide information such as the location of the fields, the density of aphids observed, and any management practices implemented to control the infestation.

What is the purpose of 2003 Soybean Aphid Reporting Form?

The purpose of the 2003 Soybean Aphid Reporting Form is to gather data on soybean aphid populations to aid in research, support pest management strategies, and help inform agricultural policy.

What information must be reported on 2003 Soybean Aphid Reporting Form?

The information that must be reported includes the date of observation, the quantity and distribution of soybean aphids, the geographic location of the fields, and details of any treatment actions taken.