A few beans left behind may not look like much, but soybean harvest losses can add up quickly across hundreds of acres. Learn how header adjustments, moisture, combine settings and simple field checks can help keep more soybeans in the grain tank.
USSEC learning mission highlights opportunities to protect and grow demand for Missouri soybeans
Story By Bethany Baratta | Photography by Joclyn Kuboushek This article is original content from the Iowa Soybean Review. The Section 45Z Clean Energy Production Tax Credit is moving toward implementation, with the U.S. Treasury targeting November 2026 for its…
Thailand imports more than 7 million metric tons of soybeans and soybean meal each year, but only 5% comes from the U.S. Robert Alpers traveled to Thailand to learn what it will take to capture more of that market.
The best cover crop programs begin long before harvest. Here's how planning today can improve soil health, protect your fields and set the stage for next year's crop. For many Missouri soybean farmers, harvest feels like the finish line. Months…
By August, many soybean farmers feel that the major decisions are behind them. The crop has established a canopy, herbicide applications have mostly ended and farmers have completed or started their fungicide plans. The crop, however, still has work to…
Lincoln University researchers are evaluating soybean meal as a sustainable, cost-effective alternative to fish meal in aquaculture feed. Supported by Missouri soybean farmers' checkoff investments, the research examines fish performance, feed efficiency and the potential to create new markets for Missouri soybeans.
Red crown rot is becoming an increasing concern for Missouri soybean farmers. Because its symptoms closely resemble sudden death syndrome, proper diagnosis is critical. Learn how to identify the disease, understand risk factors and access free testing through the University of Missouri Plant Diagnostic Clinic.
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Monsanto Co. v. Durnell marks a significant victory for agriculture by reaffirming that the EPA—not individual states—sets herbicide labeling requirements. Learn what the ruling means for glyphosate, FIFRA and Missouri soybean farmers.
From the streets of downtown Columbia to the backroads of rural Harrisburg, Missouri-grown soybeans are playing an unexpected role in helping firefighters protect communities across Boone County. Firefighting foam has long been used to make water more effective by helping…