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.
When Was the Last Time You Tested for SCN?
See how a soil sample moves from the field to the lab for soybean cyst nematode testing and get your free kit today!
In Conversation with Dr. Matthew Vann – Illinois Extension’s Newest Director
Dr. Matthew Vann shares how his Florida roots shaped his journey to Illinois and his vision for leading IL Extension forward.
How ISAP Helps Illinois Farmers Find the Right Resources
In this episode of the Field Advisor podcast, guests Jean Brokish and Kris Reynolds, CCA, explain how ISAP supports farmers through practical tools, trusted networks and peer-to-peer learning opportunities that make conservation more accessible.
Cover Crops – How Can I Make That Work on My Farm?
In this Field Advisor episode, John Pike shares his practical tips, on-farm examples and advice on fitting cover crops into a corn-soybean system.
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.
Let’s Talk About 2025 (Briefly), Then Move On to 2026
As harvest winds down for some and continues for others, hear the IL Soy Envoys’ take on yields, drought impacts, and what’s ahead for 2026.
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