Field Talk Features Topics on Conservation, Soybean Production Issues, Soil Health & More
Agronomy Intern Shelby Stoner discusses the most recent Field Talk. The event was held at Brock Ideus Farm.
Enhance Soybean Nutrition: Join ILSoyAdvisor’s Tailgate Talk near Augusta, IL on July 28th!
Join ILSoyAdvisor for a Tailgate Talk on July 28th near Augusta, IL. This field event is targeted towards growers interested in soybean fertility with an emphasis on sulfur nutrition.
Request for Red Crown Rot Samples
USDA and University of Illinois researchers are working together to understand a new disease affecting soybean in Illinois, red crown rot. They are documenting its spread and characterizing its diversity, and need samples from many different locations across the state.
Pining for Rain: Drought and Derechos in Illinois
Despite recent rains, nearly half of Illinois remains in severe drought as of July 6th. Matt Reardon shares the July/August weather outlook and questions if El Nino will stand off a restrengthening drought in the Midwest.
Illinois Soybean Association Expands Agronomy Team
Illinois Soybean Association welcomes the newest member of the agronomy team. Stacy Zuber will be joining as Research Data Scientist.
Soybean Update with Stu: Herbicide Carry-Over, Potassium Deficiency, and More
Stu Ellis prepares a Soybean Update with Stephanie Porter, ISA Outreach Agronomist. Together, they explore significant topics like herbicide carry-over, potassium deficiency, and provide a detailed state soybean report.
Certified Crop Advisor (CCA) Workshop at the State FFA Convention
Shelby Stoner, an Agronomy intern at Illinois Soybean Association, provides a firsthand account of the Certified Crop Advisor Workshop held during the IL State FFA Convention.
Aphids – Could They be Back?
Stephanie Porter, Outreach Agronomist at Illinois Soybean Association, reports the return of Aphids to Illinois. Factors like geography, landscape, biology, and agronomy influence aphid populations in soybean fields. Regular scouting is crucial as aphid numbers can rapidly increase, especially with migrating winged aphids.
The People Behind the Platform
Stephanie Porter and Kelsey Litchfield oversee ILSoyAdvisor.com, the go-to agronomic resource by the Illinois Soybean Association. Discover the process behind reviewing and updating timely and relevant information on a weekly basis, specifically tailored for farmers.
It’s Dry, They Mite be Here
Stephanie Porter, Outreach Agronomist at Illinois Soybean Association, shares insights from recent discussions on the two-spotted spider mite—an insect known for its rapid reproduction and ability to attack various plant species.
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