When crops bloom, they become sensitive to white mold. Beans are at the cusp of blooming and NDSU Extension Plant Pathologist Sam Markell says white mold issues are right around the corner. “Environment plays a huge role in white mold development. It really thrives in cool temperatures and moisture.” Overall, the dry bean crop is in good condition. “Recent rains really helped us, so I think dry beans will start blooming fairly quickly.”
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