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The Bean Report – July 22, 2026
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View from the Field – East
BY: Terry Buss – MPSG Production Agronomist – East Pulse and Soybean Crop Update for Eastern Manitoba for July 22, 2026 Field Peas: Soybeans: Field Observations up to July 22, 2026 Question of the Week – What happens if I spray past label?? Longitudinal Root Splitting/Cracking – a lot more noticeable this year!! Soybean and…
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The Difference 4 Days Can Make
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View From The Field-West
By: Wendy McDonald – MPSG Production Agronomist – West Pulse and Soybean Crop Update for Western Manitoba field conditions up to July 17, 2026 Wednesday, July 8 These peas in a field near Elphinstone were looking great. However, we found a few leaves with surfactant burn from fungicide application. These faba beans in a field…
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On-Farm Network Update for July 22, 2026
July 22, 2026 The On-Farm Network (OFN) has finally established all 2026 field-scale trials with just over 70 in total! We would like to thank all farmer participants, Tone Ag Consulting and New Era Ag for their massive help in establishing trials. The last trial established occurred on Tuesday, July 21 and it was a…
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Honouring the Legacy of Dennis Lange
The Manitoba Pulse and Soybean Growers (MPSG) are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Dennis Lange, Manitoba Agriculture’s Pulse and Soybean Specialist. Dennis was widely respected for his knowledge, practical guidance, and calm, thoughtful approach. His work in pulse and soybean agronomy expanded production across Manitoba and strengthened the industry well beyond Manitoba’s borders.…
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The Bean Report – July 8, 2026
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Thinking of Our Manitoba Farmers
In the month of June 2026, Manitoba has experienced such intense rain, wind, and hail storms over so many areas. At Manitoba Pulse & Soybean Growers, we are holding all of our farmers in our thoughts and wishing them the best as they move forward through a very challenging crop year. Each farm and farmer…
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View From The Field – West
By: Wendy McDonald – MPSG Production Agronomist – West Pulse and Soybean Crop Update for Western Manitoba field conditions up to July 5, 2026 Monday, June 22 These peas near Dauphin measured about a foot tall and were at the 10 node stage ( not yet flowering). The field had a yellowy green appearance due…
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On-Farm Network Update for July 8, 2026
July 8, 2026 The On-Farm Network (OFN) is now working on establishing in-crop trials with foliar applied biostimulants, fertilizers and fungicides. All biostimulant trials are now established either at seeding or with the first pass of herbicide. We are testing various popular biostimulant products like WAVE and HeadsUp. All three-soybean foliar applied boron fertilizer trials…
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Soybean Aphids – Time to start Scouting!!
Soybeans field have started flowering which means it’s time to be on guard for the arrival of soybean aphids, our most predominant insect pest in this crop. Soybeans are most vulnerable to yield loss during the R1 to R5 growth stage. Will this year be a problem or will we have smooth sailing? Only well…
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Pea Aphids – You Should be Scouting!!
Scouting Tips Watch the Scouting Video!! Note: The agronomist in the video should have also opened the clam leaf to check for pea aphids. Threshold and Control The economic threshold for control is two to three aphids/plant tip or 90 to 120 aphids per 10 sweeps (or nine to 12 aphids per single sweep). If…
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