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 [...]
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: [...]
Agronomy: Soybean Stocks Estimate to be Overshadowed by Planting Intentions?
URBANA, Ill. – The USDA’s estimate of Dec. 1, 2014, stocks of U.S. soybeans was surprisingly small, according to University of Illinois agricultural economist [...]
Agronomy: Meet Your Soy Envoy: Lance Tarochione
As a professional agronomist, farmer and long time CCA in Illinois I was honored when I was approached to be one of the Soy [...]
Agronomy: Meet Your Soy Envoy: Lynda Anderson
Hello, I’m Lynda Anderson and I’m your 2015 Northwest Illinois Soybean Envoy. I live in Galva, located in southern Henry County, with my husband, [...]
Agronomy: Meet Your Soy Envoy: Jeff Keifer
“I love soybeans,” is not a common phrase in Northern Illinois, but soybeans are more popular here now than ever. Farmers are finding them [...]
Agronomy: Tips For Managing Continuous Soybeans
As corn prices continue to fluctuate, more farmers are beginning to inquire about the pros and cons of growing continuous soybeans. When it comes [...]
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