Evaluation and Commercialization of SOYLEIC Varieties in Illinois
Illinois farmers will have more options for high-yielding SOYLEIC varieties adapted to the various growing environments across the state. This will allow them to capitalize on premium market opportunities in the food industry and various industrial uses.
Registration Open for Regenerative Grazing Winter Field Days
Winter livestock management topics will be covered such as water/housing/winter infrastructure, pasture management, and winter rations.
NREC Investment Insights LIVE Recap
Since 2012, Illinois farmers and retailers have invested over $30 million into nutrient efficiency research and this annual event is an opportunity for the researchers to share their findings and pass along the best management practices that have been identified or refined through the process.
Join Us in Carbondale for Final Better Beans Event!
Our last Better Beans event of the year will be held February 23rd at Southern Illinois University in the Carbondale Stadium Club Suites. Come and meet your hometown team of agronomists!
2022 Soybean Gall Midge Survey in Illinois
The 2022 soybean gall midge survey inspected soybean fields throughout Illinois to facilitate early detection of this new pest.
Soybean Summit Featured In Illinois Field & Bean
ILSoyAdvisor is eager to share and promote “The Soybean Summit: All Star Edition” of the Illinois Field & Bean, a publication of ISA.
Back to the Future – The Crop Physiology Laboratory Website Receives a Makeover!
The Crop Physiology Laboratory at the University of Illinois has refreshed their website for audiences to stay up to date with research projects.
Top Ten Reasons Why I Enjoyed Being an Illinois Soy Envoy
Stephanie Porter, Illinois Soybean Association Outreach Agronomist, shares her perspective of being an Illinois Soy Envoy.
2022 Cover Crop Planting Notes
Jim Isermann and Abigail Peterson provide a cover crop update from fall 2022.
Basic Cation Saturation Ratios (BCSR), Soil Balancing, Desired Values and Ratios
The scientific community mostly disregards the BCSR philosophy/theory; however, some farmers, crop consultants, sustainable ag proponents and commercial soil-testing laboratories still use BCSR to guide their fertilizer recommendations.
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