Soybeans

Become a better soybean grower with this agronomy advice on selecting the right seed; producing higher yields; and controlling disease, insects, and weeds.

Hy+Q Initiative Aims to Boost Soybean Protein Values

Illinois checkoff program funds discovery of varieties that deliver yield and quality.

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Why White Mold Was So Bold in 2019

Soybean varietal ratings for white mold tolerance are problematic at best, say University of Minnesota specialists.

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10 Takeaways from Summer Field Days

Read these insights from agronomists, Extension specialists, and farmers who presented at spring and summer field days this year.

Farmers learning from an agronomist on a field day.

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Successful Farming TV Show

Don Landoll’s 1950 Ford 8N Tractor

By Successful Farming TV Show

Dave Mowitz visits with Don Landoll to see his beautifully restored Ford 8N.

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Sharing Farm Equipment

By Machinery Insider

Reduce machinery costs by jointly owning the equipment with another farmer. Sharing spreads the cost over more acres.

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Harvest Progress Continues to Lag

By Successful Marketing

Corn and soybean prices stall out.

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A Corn Belt Killing Freeze to Arrive in a Week

Successful Farming gained input from a meteorologist, an agronomist, and farmers to evaluate the state of the 2019 frost.

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Soybean growers may be harvesting beans that are partially green and not as dried down as they'd like. Host Jodi Henke talks with Paul Jasa, an extension ag engineer at the University of Nebraska about what level of moisture is considered harvestable, combine adjustments for beans that aren't quite ready, and why it's important to get out of the truck and assess the plants with your own eyes.