As planting season moves forward across farm country, growers are already thinking ahead to the diseases that can threaten yield potential later in the summer. One of the biggest concerns for soybean and dry bean producers is white mold — a disease that can cause significant yield losses if conditions are favorable and fields are left untreated.

As planting season approaches across Kansas, farmers are beginning to make critical decisions that can impact crop success for the entire year. From soil conditions to seed selection, preparation is key to getting crops off to a strong start.