An analysis of Midwest soybean fields found that fungicide-treated seeds produced only small yield gains (around 22–36 kg/ha) that often…
An analysis of Midwest soybean fields found that fungicide-treated seeds produced only small yield gains (around 22–36 kg/ha) that often failed to offset treatment costs. The results suggest farmers may benefit more from reducing input costs and using treated seeds only in high-risk situations, given limited profits and potential ecological impacts. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-026-47390-0
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