Brazil Sees Soy Rust Decline

Spending to Control Disease Up 14% From Last Year

Up until Monday, Brazil had registered 226 cases of the disease, down 15% on the same time last year, according to the Anti-Rust Consortium. (DTN file photo)
Up until Monday, Brazil had registered 226 cases of the disease, down 15% on the same time last year, according to the Anti-Rust Consortium. (DTN file photo)
With cases down from last year, Brazilian soybean farmers appear to be effectively controlling the dangerous Asian rust fungus in 2013-14.

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