Agronomic characteristics of soybean production determination in two cultivation techniques attacked by Etiella zinckenella in dry land

Dry land is land that is never flooded or inundated most of the time of the year that is used for plant cultivation; Soybean is one of the secondary crops that are often planted by the community, because it is profitable and has high nutritional content; The need for soybeans continues to increase along with the increase in population; The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of pod borer on soybean yield in dry land; The experiment used a split plot design with two factors and three replications; The research material was the seeds of five soybean varieties, namely Detap-1, Dega-1, Anjasmoro, Biosoy, and Dena-1 which were planted in 2 different lands, the first land was planted using recommended techniques, and the second was planted using traditional techniques; it was concluded that soybean plant height was influenced by genetic factors of soybean plants which caused different plant height characteristics; the number of branches in soybean plants is influenced by genetic factors of each variety; the weight of 100 seeds in soybean plants as a whole has almost the same weight; Soybean crop productivity can be affected by the interaction between the treatment of cultivation technology and varieties; The intensity of pod borer attack can reduce soybean productivity (Tonnes/ha).