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Harvest the pods. Soybeans start to mature in September, and are ready for harvest when the pods are green and the seeds become plump and fully grown. Be sure to harvest the beans before the pods turn yellow. To harvest, simply pick the entire pod off the plant.
The most serious damage to soybean plants can occur during the reproductive growth stages, and aphid populations should be monitored most intensively during this time. Aphid sampling consists of whole-plant counts of affected plants with a threshold of 250 aphids/plant. Count 20-30 plants/field and be sure to sample the entire field. Focus your counts upon the undersides of leaves initially, though aphids will spread throughout the canopy when populations grow.