ILSoyAdvisor Webinars
March 31, 2018
About ILSoyAdvisor Webinars
ILSoyAdvisor hosts webinars throughout the year, on topics ranging from soil health and specific weed management to improving profitability and ROI. Each webinar is worth one or more continuing education units (CEUs) for Certified Crop Advisers (CCAs). View our upcoming webinars and past webinar recaps below.
Are you or your company interested in hosting a webinar? Contact Todd Steinacher at steinacher@ilsoy.org.
Upcoming ILSoyAdvisor Webinars
There are no upcoming webinars at this time. See past webinars and sign up to receive information about future webinars.
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learn more about ccasAll Past Webinars
 Webinar: Lessons from the 2016 Soybean Season: Another Outstanding Crop December 19, 2016 1 CEU in Crop Management Favorable weather, strong genetics and good on-farm management all contributed to the successful soybean crop in 2016, with record yields in many areas throughout the state. |
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Webinar: Linking BMP and Water Quality Success in Indian Creek Watershed December 13, 2016 1 CEU in Nutrient Management
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Plant and Soil Health: Webinar: Soil Sampling to Plan for High Yield Soybeans August 31, 2016 1 CEU in Nutrient Management Soil sampling is an integral part of a strong soybean management program. |
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ILSoyAdvisor Events
ILSoyAdvisor hosts numerous events throughout the year, including the Annual Soybean Summit and the regional Better Beans Series. These events bring key industry experts and local resources together to support growers in their efforts to hit higher yields, improve profitability and grow better beans.
CCA Soy Envoys
The CCA Soy Envoy program is a partnership between the Illinois Soybean Association and Illinois Certified Crop Advisers, providing local recommendations throughout the season to Illinois growers. CCA Soy Envoys contribute actionable information, advice and in-season updates via the ILSoyAdvisor blog to support Illinois soybean farmers in reaching their goals of increasing yields and profits while minimizing environmental impact.
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