ILSoyAdvisor Blog

Wet weather not only caused planting delays and replants, but also has impacted the soybean crop.

Based off the most recent planting progress report, Illinois’ soybean crop is about 85 percent planted as of June 4, which is close to being on track from last year and the five-year average (Figure 1).

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ISA is continuing its ILSoyAdvisor.com podcasts, connecting agronomy experts with Illinois farmers to share their insights, experiences and recommendations on growing high-yielding, profitable soybeans.

Nick Marley, agronomist and Certified Crop Adviser, joins us this month to share his insight on the importance of evaluating early season plant health after emergence. “Did bean leaf beetles feed on the cotyledons? Is the hypocotyl...

This article was originally posted by CropLife.

Over the last several decades there have been substantial yield improvements in soybean. Because of new varieties and new agronomic practices, the yield potential in soybean is higher now than ever before. But a lack of updated...

We want Illinois soybean farmers to be the most knowledgeable and profitable producers in the world, and the checkoff-funded ILSoyAdvisor.com platform was created to do just that - to help you become a better soybean manager, while increasing yields and improving your bottom line.

This summer we will once again pull together soybean experts to share their advice and local growing tips...