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How to Grow Soybean: Growing Guide to Planting, Care & Harvest

A summer legume sown after frost, picked green as edamame or left until the pods rattle for dry beans in autumn.

Soybean

Glycine max

Growing calendar

Typical timing for central Japan (Kanto region). Shift it for your own climate, and record your actual dates.

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Guides

Common problems

Start from what you can see on the plant.

Pests and diseases (62)

Fusarium YellowsFusarium WiltPowdery MildewBrown Leaf SpotSclerotinia RotCitrus MelanoseRustSouthern BlightAnthracnoseDamping-offRoot-lesion NematodeRoot-knot NematodeBrown RotBacterial SpotLeaf SpotDowny MildewRing RotReplant DisorderPod BlightWitches' BroomFrogeye Leaf Spot of SoybeanDwarf DiseasePotassium DeficiencyCrinkle LeafPhomopsis RotManganese DeficiencyMosaic DiseaseRhizoctonia Root RotSeed StainMild MosaicSudden Death SyndromeMottle DiseaseCrown BlightRoot Rot DisorderPlant-parasitic NematodesGray Leaf SpotCharcoal RotWhite Root RotFusarium Wilt and Damping-offKernel Brown SpotPurple Seed StainViolet Root RotRugose Leaf MosaicStem CankerStem BlightPhytophthora Stem RotPod RotStunt DiseaseDefoliation DiseaseLeaf ScorchLeaf RotBrown SpeckAscochyta BlightCorky Root RotTarget SpotFusarium Head BlightChlorotic Mottle Virus DiseaseReplant DisorderAnthracnose ScabBlack BlightBlack RootBlack Root Rot

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