All Posts by Illinois Soybean Association
January 30, 2015
In-Season AgronomyILSoyAdvisor.com continued its winter webinar series on Wednesday, Jan. 21. In "Six Secrets of Soybean Success,” Fred Below, Ph.D., University of Illinois professor of plant physiology and crop sciences, shared updates from his 2014 field research results and practical advice for helping growers plan for 2015.
January 22, 2015
Harvest StrategiesWas it the weather? SDS? Or a late flush of herbicide-resistant weeds? While 2014 turned out to be a favorable year for soybean production in Illinois, many growers felt that their yields could have been better if only one or two things had been different.
January 22, 2015
Harvest StrategiesThe 2014 growing season brought above-average, and even record-breaking, yields to Illinois. According to USDA estimates released this month, Illinois has claimed the title of top soybean-producing state for the second year in a row.
January 19, 2015
In-Season AgronomyUnlock the secrets to better soybean profitability with an upcoming webinar, “Six Secrets of Soybean Success” by Fred Below, Ph.D., professor of plant physiology and crop sciences at the University of Illinois.
January 15, 2015
In-Season AgronomyISA attends farm shows to better connect with farmers across the state. For us, farm shows are a great opportunity to converse and reconnect, and also a chance for farmers to explore resources, new tools and technologies, and to ask questions.
January 15, 2015
Planting StrategiesFinding the optimum planting date for soybeans is never easy and depends on a number of factors including soil conditions, weather outlook and some key management decisions. In this podcast Lance Tarchione, technical agronomist with DEKALB® and Asgrow®, explains the benefits and risks of early planting.
January 13, 2015
In-Season AgronomyIllinois farmers will need to rely on fertilizers to replenish soils after the record 2014 crop.
January 02, 2015
Sustainability PracticesThe farmer. Kyle Winkelmann and his wife, ISA director Carrie Winkelmann, produce corn and soybeans on a 2,000 acre family farm near Talulla, Ill.
January 02, 2015
Sustainability PracticesThe farmer. Tom Kentner and his son grow corn and soybeans on their 1,100-acre farm in Danville, Illinois.
January 02, 2015
Sustainability PracticesThe farmer. Adam Dahmer farms 1,200 acres near Marion in partnership with his father and brother.