Know your SCN numbers before next season. Take advantage of free SCN egg testing from the Illinois Soybean Association and University of Illinois to assess risk, protect yield potential, and make more informed soybean variety and management decisions.
See how your Illinois Soybean Checkoff dollars are working for you with results from 24 farmer-focused research projects, and discover practical insights from the 2025 growing season that can help inform decisions on your farm.
Harvesting soybeans with unusual discoloration or seed damage this fall? Understanding the difference between cosmetic and quality-impacting issues can help explain dockage decisions and set expectations at delivery.
Think cover crops cost more than they’re worth? IL Soy Envoy Tim Laatsch, CCA, shares five management moves that can turn cover crop headaches into healthier soils, stronger returns and long-term farm success.
Purple seed stain is showing up in more soybean fields this season. Learn what’s driving the increase, how to identify it, and what it could mean for seed quality and marketing.
Know your SCN numbers before next season. Take advantage of free SCN egg testing from the Illinois Soybean Association and University of Illinois to assess risk, protect yield potential, and make more informed soybean variety and management decisions.
See how your Illinois Soybean Checkoff dollars are working for you with results from 24 farmer-focused research projects, and discover practical insights from the 2025 growing season that can help inform decisions on your farm.
Harvesting soybeans with unusual discoloration or seed damage this fall? Understanding the difference between cosmetic and quality-impacting issues can help explain dockage decisions and set expectations at delivery.
Think cover crops cost more than they’re worth? IL Soy Envoy Tim Laatsch, CCA, shares five management moves that can turn cover crop headaches into healthier soils, stronger returns and long-term farm success.
Purple seed stain is showing up in more soybean fields this season. Learn what’s driving the increase, how to identify it, and what it could mean for seed quality and marketing.