Agronomy: Meet Your Soy Envoys: Randy Stephens
Hello, my name is Randy Stephens and I am an agronomist, CCA and work with Helena Chemical in Martinsville, Illinois. Practicing modern agronomy is [...]
WEBINAR: Making Soybeans More Than a Rotational Crop for Corn
With a downturn in commodity prices, many farmers are wondering what changes they will need to make in 2015 to remain profitable. In recent [...]
Agronomy: Setting up Your Planter
Today most soybeans are seeded with a conventional planter. There are still some growers that use drills and air seeders because they are planting [...]
Agronomy: Soy Checkoff Discusses How More Protein Brings More Value to Soybeans
This ASA educational podcast is brought to you by the Soy Checkoff. Value added soybean meal could lead to profit for soybean farmers and provide animal [...]
Plant & Soil: Soil Health: Six Questions to Ask in the Spring?
Spring is here and soils are slowly beginning to warm up. As they warm up, they become microbially active, feeding on carbon and recycling [...]
Disease: New ‘Focus on Soybean’ Webcast Helps Expand Your SDS Management Options
Sudden death syndrome wreaked havoc in fields across the Midwest U.S. and Canada in 2014, resulting in much yield loss and frustration for farmers. [...]
Agronomy: Meet Your Soy Envoy: Mike Wilson
I’m Mike Wilson and I live and work in southern Illinois, NASS Crop District 9. I have been involved in production Ag for about [...]
Agronomy: Set up success of double-crop soybeans by controlling weeds in winter wheat
Last week I spent time talking with a client about corn planting. But for the most part we really just talked about the weather [...]
Agronomy:Top Yield Robbers in 2014: Farmer Survey Results
The 2015 growing season is just around the corner. What were your biggest yield limitations in 2014—and are you doing anything different this year [...]
Agronomy: Top Six Soybean-Planting Tips
The days are longer, the birds are chirping and the trees are beginning to bud. For soybean farmers, it can only mean one thing: [...]
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