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.
ISA's Darby Danzl and Whitney Miller share updates about ISA's partnership with USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).
The Field Advisor Forum, funded by the Illinois Soybean Checkoff program, brings together farmers, Certified Crop Advisers, and industry partners for a full day of learning and collaboration.
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.
Learn about the latest in agronomic practices, market outlooks and regulatory updates at Soybean Summit 2027.
Join the Illinois Soybean Association on December 11 in Baylis for The Residue Breakdown, a free workshop focused on the science of residue decomposition, the [...]
Join the Illinois Soybean Association on December 10 in Bloomington for The Residue Breakdown, a free workshop focused on the science of residue decomposition, the [...]
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.
Could soybean desiccation be the key to protecting yield and beating unpredictable fall weather? Join Illinois farmers and researchers as they put this emerging harvest management tool to the test.
Help shape the future of soybean insect management by participating in a 2027 ISA On-Farm Trial Network study. Farmers can work alongside University of Illinois researchers to test insecticide strategies and uncover insights that improve decision-making and profitability.
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