PodcastShow: Soybean Pest PodcastSeason: 7Episode: 16Description: Matt and Erin wrap up a few loose ends before the holiday week. First, Matt shares DowAgroSciences sulfoxaflor insecticide got a renewed registration. This insecticide targets fluid-feeding insects and was an option for soybean aphid before it was canceled in 2015. Now, sulfoxaflor can be used in a number of crops, but not for corn or soybean; cotton and sorghum have emergency labels in some U.S. states. Over the weekend, a soybean aphid Biotype-2 colony died due to a bad compressor in a growth chamber. Aphids don't tend to do well in temperatures over 100 degrees, and these ladies got cooked. Our labs host all four soybean aphid biotypes plus a few other aphid colonies. Colony management is really important and the maintenance is ongoing to keep plants and aphids healthy. Iowa State University features a 3MT (Three-minute thesis) oral competition this week. Three people featured insect-related presentations (a long video of all the speakers can be found here). Upcoming extension events: ICM Conference (30 Nov, 1 Dec) in Ames Crop Advantage Series (January 2017) in Iowa CCA Online Review Course, (on demand) . File: 16nov2016podcast.mp3Category: Soybean PestsTags: soybeaninsectspestsIPMAphidbiotypeChapters: Time: 00:01:30Title: Registration renewal for Dow AgroSciences sulfoxaflorTime: 00:07:30Title: Soybean aphid biotype colony crashTime: 00:10:45Title: 3MTURL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23mJq0L2De8&feature=youtu.beTime: 00:15:20Title: Upcoming events