The specific weather conditions of May and early June caused some correction of the soybean foliar feeding system. Despite sufficient moisture supply, because of a shortfall in the sum of active temperatures most areas of this crop lag in growth, with waterlogging and the negative effect of herbicides observed. To this set of problems have been added the caterpillars of the painted lady butterfly, which feed on soybean leaves. To preserve the crops we recommend adjusting the foliar feeding system as follows:
For areas with signs of plant stress caused by herbicides, from the stage of two true leaves carry out foliar feeding with the tank mix Ecoline Molybdenum (Complex) at 1.0 l/ha + Ecoline Phosphite (K-Amino) 1.5 l/ha.
If insecticide protection of the crop is needed, we recommend adding Ecoline Phosphite (K) 1.5 l/ha or Fitostart Jet at 2.5–3.5 l/ha to the tank mix to strengthen the growth of the root system and of the plant as a whole.
