SRIN PROJECTS
Highlighting Midwest Research Projects
Learn more about what we are doing in Missouri as well as how we’re partnering with the Soybean Research Information Network (SRIN) in Missouri. Get the details on the projects along with updates, images and more.
U.S. Soybeans, Poultry Forge Partnership Over Poultry Exports
By Sarah Hill U.S. poultry and other types of products are flying off store shelves in the Philippines, one of…
Herbicide Carryover Concerns for Soybean in 2024
by Kevin Bradley, State Extension Weed Scientist, University of Missouri Last spring/early summer, I probably received more calls and complaints…
Optimizing Soybean Planting: Challenges and Strategies
by Andre FB Reis, State Soybean Specialist, University of Missouri The winter is not officially gone but temperatures over 60°F…
Soybeans: Powering the Circular Economy
By Sarah Hill In the agriculture industry, it’s often said that growers produce food, fiber and fuel. Soybean growers should…
Novel Discovery Could Fortify Farmers’ Defenses Against SCN
From The SCN Coalition Researchers have discovered a new and unexpected way to prevent soybean cyst nematode from attacking soybeans.…
Missouri’s 2023 Drought: A Climate and Agricultural Perspective
by Zack Leasor, State Climate Extension Specialist & Assistant Professor, University of Missouri Drought is common in Missouri, and the…
Researchers Continue to Strengthen and Refine Soybean SCN Resistance
By Carol Brown For decades, farmers have been trying to overcome soybean cyst nematode, or SCN, in their fields. There…
Searching for Improved Water Use Efficiency in Soybeans
By Carol Brown Plants need water to grow and how they use water is a key factor in their development.…
To Replant or Not Replant
By Andre Froes de Borja Reis – Soybean Farming Systems Specialist – University of Missouri Considerations for assessing the need to…
Electrocution May Be a Viable Method to Control Weed Escapes
By Carol Brown Farmers everywhere face a common foe: weeds. All producers have management systems to reduce weed pressure in…
Exploring Extended Crop Rotation Benefits for Soil Health and Productivity
By Carol Brown University of Missouri agronomist Tim Reinbott spends much of his day immersed in agricultural history. An assistant…
The Investment in On-Farm Research
By: Dr. Eric Oseland On-farm research is the basis for agronomic innovation. Farmers testing products, practices and ideas on their…
The Perks of Planting Early
By: Nick Monnig If you have picked up a farm magazine or listened to a presentation on increasing soybean yields…
Piecing together the Puzzle to Maximize Bushels
April showers bring May flowers and the frequent use of windshield wipers. After the first spring shower, flipping the wipers…
Cover Crops Could Be Another Weapon Against Weeds Beyond the Soil Surface
By Carol Brown Cover crops provide several benefits to soil health, which in turn helps increase cash crop yield. Cover…
Exploring Off-Target Movement and Management of Dicamba and 2,4-D Herbicides
By Carol Brown For several years, the use of the herbicides dicamba and 2,4-D has been a sensitive issue. Regulations…
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