Scouting for Frost or Freeze-Damaged Soybeans

Soybean plant tissue is more tolerant of freezing temperatures than that of some other crops such as corn. However, temperatures below 32°F can damage leaves, and temperatures below 30°F for an extended period can damage stems, pods and seeds. Pioneer Field Agronomist Carl Joern explains when damage can occur and how growers can scout their fields for frost or freeze-damaged soybeans this spring.
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