This year with all the wet weather and a lack of good weed control in many areas, many farmers are asking about using a [...]

“Avoid harvesting soybeans” too dry is almost a cliché and a seemingly impossible task. Growers try to start combining when beans are 14% or [...]

Soybean maturity and “ready to harvest” are generally not the same thing. Physiologically speaking, soybeans are mature when seed dry matter accumulation is complete. [...]

You probably have noticed that some fields of soybeans have moved into their end game and are beginning to show some signs of ageing, [...]

Here in southern Illinois it feels like a brisk fall day, the temperature at 7:00 a.m. was 55 degrees. I hope we aren’t setting [...]

Hello from District 2. Soybeans in my area are coming along nicely, but it didn’t always look so good for them. Two weeks ago [...]

It’s August and that is when soybeans make yield. Soybeans are at late R4 (ending pod set) or R5 (beginning seed set). Everyone knows [...]

Are you in the habit of treating soybeans as the underdog on your farm? In the Midwest, soybean are often viewed as JUST a [...]

I can’t plant soybeans in the rain, so I am thinking about planting my double-crop beans.  That job is still far off in some [...]

Management, more than inputs, is still the key to higher soybean yields, according to the latest USB-funded university research. “You can’t buy higher yields; you still [...]