All Posts by Illinois Soybean Association
Disease: Treat Seedlings to a Great Start
March 17, 2014
Planting StrategiesYield potential is never as high as the day your soybeans are planted. Thanks to the advances of modern soybean genetics, soybeans now come packed with greater yield potential and built-in resistance to herbicides, diseases and pests than ever before.
Insects: SCN in the forecast for 2014
March 16, 2014
Insect ManagementWhile the drought of 2012 may not be top-of-mind as you head into 2014, don’t overlook the impact it may have on your 2014 soybean crop.
Agronomy: Move Over Corn. It’s the Decade of the Bean.
March 14, 2014
In-Season AgronomyCorn and soybeans have long been the bread and butter of Midwestern agriculture, yet it seems soybeans still finish second. Illinois growers can raise the soybean status quo, and raise bottom lines. Here are five reasons why it’s time for soybeans to shine:
Plant & Soil Health: Because You Can’t Do Anything About the Weather
March 14, 2014
Sustainability PracticesSome years are hot and dry. Some years are cold and wet. Freezes can be too late in the spring or too early in the fall.
Agronomy: Looking back on the season ahead
March 13, 2014
Harvest StrategiesRemember the old adage, “Begin with the end in mind?” It’s a great way to approach the planning of a crop year, so take a minute to think forward to December 2014.
Agronomy: Your Illinois Soybean Checkoff Continues to Lead (and Listen)
March 12, 2014
In-Season AgronomyWelcome to ISA’s newest resource for farmers—the one place completely dedicated to the community of Illinois soy producers.