Abigail Peterson shares how a wheat field in her own backyard served as a real-world example of how crop rotations can evolve to meet agronomic and economic goals.

With constant exposure to new products, free trials and influencer recommendations, how can growers separate what truly pays from what is simply popular?

Deanna Burkhart outlines on-farm trial opportunities in the management of cover crops, double-crop, insecticides and sulfur for the upcoming growing season with the Illinois Soybean Association.

Darby Danzl reinforces the importance of evaluating sulfur not only from a yield standpoint in soybean fields but also through an economic lens.

What some call “trash” in the field may actually contain the nutritional value needed to feed next year’s crop. Hear Dr. Connor Sible and Ava Isaacs review the data and recent Illinois trial work on March 10.

With support from the Soy Checkoff, scientists are stacking resistance genes and exploring new strategies to outsmart soybean cyst nematode while continuing to feed the soybean genetic pipeline.