Illinois Department of Agriculture Dicamba Guidance
Note: For current 2026 information, please read our updated blog post. On June 9 the Illinois Department of Agriculture issued specific guidelines for Illinois [...]
I Planted Beans Early, Now I’ll Set Yield Records, Right?
Many farmers in the state of Illinois planted this year’s soybean crop earlier than ever before. Near-perfect soil conditions in early April, coupled with [...]
Managing Resistant Weeds with Seed Destruction Technologies
This article was originally published on the Soybean Research & Information Network, a checkoff funded website. Controlling weeds like herbicide-resistant waterhemp and other pigweed [...]
WEBINAR: Insect Pest Management in Soybeans: What to Watch Out for in 2020
1 CEU in Integrated Pest Management
Nitrogen and Soybeans: Mineralization, Nodules and Fertilizer
Soybeans are amazing plants. Unlike our other major crop in Illinois, they’re not as cut and dried which is usually a good thing. Have [...]
Soybean Replant Factors
So far 2020 has brought Illinois agriculture several challenges that could impact the quality of a viable soybean stand. When making replant decisions, it’s [...]
PODCAST: Soybean Management in the 2020 Growing Season
CCA Soy Envoy, Jason Haegele, joins the show as we dive into how soybean mangement decisions have shifted since the planting season began. Outside [...]
It’s Never too Late in the Fight Against Weeds
When Roundup Ready® soybeans were introduced, times were good. You could schedule your spray application from the calendar and not think twice about whether [...]
CCA Soy Envoys Provide Soybean-savvy Insights for Illinois Growers
The soybean industry can be complex and the challenges we face often require knowledge from teams of experts outside of our operations. When it [...]
Identifying SDS and What Management Practices Pay
Sudden death syndrome (SDS) is a soilborne fungal disease that historically has ranked within the top five most damaging diseases affecting soybeans in the [...]
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