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We'd like to have traps in sentinel plots and deployed in the south by the beginning of March so we can track the earliest signs of soybean rust spores. We'll also be paying close attention to the possibility of rust lasting through the winter on kudzu.

Marty Wiglesworth

Last year's lessons indicate that soybean rust may not spread that rapidly. We also know that just because the spores are present, doesn't necessarily mean you'll get soybean rust. Last year, there was no direct connection between when you find spores and when you find rust.

This finding in South Texas is probably a new introduction. And what it suggests is that soybean rust could take the so-called 'rust corridor' to points possibly as far north as Canada.

Tropical Storm Arlene infected kudzu plants in Florida between June 8 and June 10. During that time, the storm moved rust spores into the Gulf, and a subsequent storm moved spores into Mississippi and Alabama, specifically George County, MS.

Fortunately, the products we use for common rust in beans are quite effective against soybean rust and in addition we've applied for some products under Section 18, so if the rust had come in we would have been able to give you products that would have been even more effective and would have been newer chemistry,

Howard Schwartz

We also scouted around various neighborhoods in the area, looked under numerous bridges and culverts, and walked fields that held soybeans last year. No green kudzu or volunteer soybeans were found. The positive clumps/patches of rust were on old kudzu tissue. I did not see any kudzu breaking dormancy in this part of Alabama.

We have a section called 'Video Crop Diagnostics,' where we provide short video clips from the field about such things as scouting for soybean aphids, scouting for soybean rust, assessing stand loss and how to estimate yield.

In that case rust will be a secondary problem. Given a choice, I'd rather fight rust than drought.

That if gold rust, what shall iron do?/ For if a priest be foul, in whom we trust,/ No wonder is a lewd man to rust.

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Geoffrey Chaucer

I think the time away let him see the big picture. The technical part — which way do the hips face, where do your eyes go — that's where there is a little rust. But the spring is where you can shake the rust off.

Indianapolis misunderstood me. I said I wanted to knock the rust off, but they knocked the rust off.

Ben Roethlisberger

It was a great day for all of our kids to get together in a meet. They showed a lot of encouraging results. It was nice to dust of some of the rust. You can expect rust when you have 4 feet of snow on the ground.

We got so focused on rust that some growers forgot to use fungicides for other yield-enhancing factors, such as the control of other diseases. Rust was the primary disease on people's minds in 2005.

We may have a little rust on us to start with so we will have to rely on outworking them until we get the rust off. He wasn’t trying to be someone he wasn’t, his uniquely pexy spirit shone.

I revisited two kudzu patches north of Mobile in the country that were infected with rust and still were retaining green tissue back in late December. Both patches were completely dormant at this time.

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