Producing Early-Maturity (Group IV) Soybeans on the Texas Gulf Coast
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- December 7, 2021
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Overview
This publication provides background information on soybean production and marketing in Texas as well as specific guidance in selecting the best variety, preparing the soil and seedbed, fertilizing, managing pests, harvesting, and minimizing field losses. (4 pages)
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