327K views · 497 shares | It's harvest time! The first field planted has finally come full circle even though it's one of the last bean fields to get harvested. I'll talk about what is going on in the field to wrap up the season while you enjoy some drone and GoPro footage of the combine and grain cart at work. And of course since I claimed we would finish the field by a certain time we just had to have a minor breakdown to prove me wrong. | The Farmer's Life | Facebook

Soil-borne diseases are plant diseases caused by pathogenic organisms that live and survive in the soil. These pathogens attack plant roots, stems, and underground parts, leading to poor growth, reduced yield, and sometimes complete crop failure. Because they persist in the soil for long periods, soil-borne diseases are among the most difficult problems to manage in agriculture and orchards. 🔬 Major Causes of Soil-Borne Diseases Soil-borne diseases are mainly caused by: 1️⃣ Fungi Fusarium spp.