In addition to wheat fungicide delays, soybeans are seeing delays in herbicide application as well as planting (the first or second time around). Additionally, with the slow planting season we have seen, it seems like a ways off, but we are a few weeks away from applying soy fungicides.
The moisture and heat have allowed weeds to progress just as quickly, so spraying will be a priority once the conditions are fit in order to allow the beans the room to develop without competition.
The majority of the soybean crop that has emerged looks good! In fields where soys were planted closer to these rains, we have seen some issues with emergence and crusting. Some fields have recovered, while some (more so as you go south), are still underwater or are having extreme moisture stress. Products like soy booster will be beneficial in helping the crop recover faster.
IP soybean producers may have to come up with spraying alternatives if wet ground persists and keeps you out of fields.