Fall Covers for Spring Savings Program Opens for 2025–2026 Season
Illinois farmers are eligible for $5/acre crop insurance premium discount.
The Future Is in the Field
ISA's new Agronomy Farm is a nearly 98-acre site designed to turn checkoff-funded research into practical, field-ready insights for Illinois farmers.
Upcoming Webinar: Understanding Inconsistent Performance of Glufosinate for Waterhemp Control
Join Dr. Patrick Tranel as he highlights Illinois Soybean Checkoff-funded research to improve how glufosinate is used and shares an update on herbicide resistance in waterhemp.
We’ve Got the Dirt on Smarter Fertilizer Management
The Illinois Soybean Association is offering a free workshop designed to help farmers interpret soil tests and make data-driven fertilizer decisions for 2026.
Take Action’s 2026 Herbicide Classification Chart Now Available!
The chart helps farmers identify the active ingredients and modes of action in all major row-crop herbicides.
Hungry for Cover Crop Answers? Join ISA for Dinner & Data in December!
Illinois Soybean Association is co-hosting an evening event featuring University of Illinois Extension research from Nathan Johanning that links cover crop management to dollars and bushels in overall crop production.
Turning Weather into Wisdom: The Ag Climate Dashboard
Discover how the new Ag Climate Dashboard is transforming how Midwest farmers and agronomists track weather, drought, and crop conditions — bringing all the climate data you need into one easy-to-use hub.
Looking to 2026 with a Little Hope
IL Soy Envoy Mike Wilson offers practical guidance for planning 2026 inputs, focusing on genetics, crop protection, and soil health to help farmers make steady, informed decisions in a tough economic year.
Summer 2025 Update: SCN Testing Results Show Varying Levels Across Illinois
Summer sampling from the ISA checkoff-funded SCN testing program highlights varying nematode levels across Illinois and continued statewide monitoring efforts.
Upcoming Webinar: Soil Health Sounds Great—But Is It Paying Yet?
Adopting cover crops and no-till can improve soil health over time, but what about the short-term returns? This webinar takes a look at two years of replicated trial results across Illinois to see how these conservation practices are performing.
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