Cultivar Articles - Beans

Fungicides

Seed treatment with fungicides against anthracnose in beans

The method is one of the alternatives that presents good results in preventing damage caused by this disease.

01.06.2020 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

White Mold

How to Control White Mold on Beans

Integrating genetic, cultural, biological methods and preventive application of fungicides are the main control strategies

15.05.2020 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

caterpillars

Damage from the bean leaf-cutter caterpillar

Control involves the adoption of integrated measures that, adopted together, allow the maintenance of sustainability in management

17.03.2020 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

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Control of the caterpillar in beans

High pest infestations detected in castor beans and beans require attention from producers to correct control

09.03.2020 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

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Management of white mold on beans

Several control strategies must be adopted, as once established, eradication of the pathogen is almost impossible.

27.12.2019 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

weeds

Weeds in beans: Tough competition

​The bean crop suffers from the interference of weeds such as black pickerel, which requires attention and adequate management

20.11.2019 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

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Difficult to Control: White Mold on Beans

The rapid spread of white mold throughout grain producing areas has drawn attention due to the potential for losses it can cause. In bean cultivation, it has the potential to compromise more than

03.07.2018 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

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Bean nutritional management

The cultivation of beans in succession to single corn or in intercropping with brachiaria has been used as a strategy to increase crop productivity.

27.10.2017 | 21:59 (UTC -3)

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​What to expect from common beans in the 2016/17 harvest?

By Thiago Rodrigues Ramos Farias, Agricultural Engineer, MSc. Agronomy - Sustainable Production and DSc. Agronomy - Soil and water management

30.11.2016 | 21:59 (UTC -3)

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Challenges in the nutritional management of hydroponic beans

Demanding in their demand for nutrients, bean plants exhibit different symptoms when there is a lack of nitrogen, boron, sulfur, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, iron and magnesium

11.11.2016 | 21:59 (UTC -3)

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Nutritional management in coffee

The cultivation of beans in succession to single corn or in intercropping with brachiaria has been used as a strategy to increase crop productivity. However, to obtain good results, the producer needs to pay attention

05.08.2016 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

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Influence of crop residues on the incidence of anthracnose in beans

Crop residues from previous bean planting help to increase the incidence of anthracnose in the cultivation area

16.06.2016 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

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Spodoptera frugiperda on bean plants - cutting the producer's profit

Importance of the Spodoptera Complex in Fejoeiro

04.10.2018 | 20:59 (UTC -3)

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Our Daily Rice and Beans

By Luiz Carlos Demattê Filho, industrial director of Korin Agropecuária LTDA and PhD from the Interunit Postgraduate Program in Applied Ecology at ESALQ/CENA – USP

13.02.2017 | 21:59 (UTC -3)

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Well-nourished beans produce much more

The bean plant is a very nutrient-demanding plant due to its relatively short cycle - between 60 and 100 days. Leaf sampling analysis allows the nutritional status of the plant to be assessed.

10.11.2015 | 21:59 (UTC -3)

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Own seed production

Producing bean seeds is a viable alternative for small producers due to the reduced cost.

10.11.2015 | 21:59 (UTC -3)

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Right Control

Experts show the best fungicide options for controlling Angular Spot on beans.

10.11.2015 | 21:59 (UTC -3)

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Behavior of bean cultivars against insect attack and its effects on productivity

A study carried out with five bean cultivars shows the behavior in relation to insect attacks and the consequences that can have on the productivity of the crop.

10.11.2015 | 21:59 (UTC -3)

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How did third-crop beans or winter beans come about? A little of history

10.11.2015 | 21:59 (UTC -3)

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Bean mela: threat to Rondônia’s bean crops

One of the main limiting factors for bean cultivation in Rondônia is the honeydew or mycelial web of the bean plant, caused by the soil fungus Thanatephorus cucumeris. Researchers warn that the disease spreads quickly

10.11.2015 | 21:59 (UTC -3)

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Composition and occurrence of pests in six common bean varieties and effects on productivity

Phytophagous arthropods harm bean productivity and their damage can be observed in almost all plant structures, from sowing to harvest.

10.11.2015 | 21:59 (UTC -3)

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The evil that comes from the root

The text describes measures adopted to control the main crop diseases transmitted via soil: White Mold (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum), Root Rot (Fusarium solani & Rhizoctonia solani) and Fusarium Wilt (Fus

10.11.2015 | 21:59 (UTC -3)

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Farm productivity

Techniques allow for greater yield in bean cultivation.

10.11.2015 | 21:59 (UTC -3)

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Cowpea production statistics

In Brazil, historically, cowpea production is concentrated in the Northeast (1,2 million hectares) and North (55,8 thousand hectares) regions of the country

10.11.2015 | 21:59 (UTC -3)