In July, we have an opportunity to review the first half of the soybean growing season. Soybeans have moved into the reproductive stages and [...]

As with corn plants, soybean plants have very defined reproductive stages. These stages are determined based off the size and development of the seed [...]

Planning to plant covers this fall? Plan your residual herbicide strategy accordingly. The increased adoption of soil residual herbicides in soybeans to control herbicide [...]

Beans got off to a rough start and growers are seeing some unexpected issues pop up. Temperatures across much of Illinois continue to be [...]

If you have ever seen the movie Groundhog Day, you may be able to relate to the main character’s constant dilemma, which is being [...]

So just how much yield loss comes from volunteer corn? In Roundup Ready®, Xtend® or Liberty® beans, volunteer corn from the previous corn crop [...]

Down at the local co-op, farm store, or coffee shop, there’s always one guy who, when asked if done with planting, answers, “Yeah, at [...]

After the planter is parked for the season it is time to make observations of emerging and developing crop. Early scouting trips provide a [...]

The decision about when to plant a soybean field is very important, because it will set the stage for how well the crop emerges [...]

Article originally posted on the Burrus Buzz. Recently, both agronomists and growers have been circling around the question of soybean row width and during [...]