Missouri Soybean: Annual Research Report
The Missouri Soybean Merchandising Council’s research report brings together soy checkoff-supported work in agronomy, new uses for soy and educational demonstrations. The annual report includes summaries of project results for completed and ongoing work, as well as overviews of newly funded projects – all focused on improving opportunities for soybean farmers. Click here to for … Continue reading Missouri Soybean: Annual Research Report
February 2020 Issue Available Now
The first issue of the new year highlights important changes for the Missouri Soybean Association and its partners – including a move into the new Center for Soy Innovation. This issue also sees the start of a new article series exploring challenges and opportunities around managing weed pressure and herbicide-resistant weeds on the farm, and … Continue reading February 2020 Issue Available Now
December 2019 Issue of Missouri Soybean Farmer Magazine Available Now
The December 2019 issue of Missouri Soybean Farmer magazine continues the year-long series on raising conventional soybean varieties with a look at policy and regulatory considerations. This issue also features the next generation of growers through the eyes of Logan Korff and Brock Alyward. Check out the full, interactive issue online by clicking here.
Missouri Soybean Seed Guide
The Missouri Soybean Merchandising Council’s farmer leaders look to address challenges and improve opportunities for their fellow growers when prioritizing soybean checkoff investments into research and growing demand for soy. Chief among their efforts is soybean breeding and trait technology development. Released in late 2019, the Missouri Soybean Seed Guide details varieties currently available, as well as those in … Continue reading Missouri Soybean Seed Guide
Missouri Soybean Farmer Magazine – October Issue Available Now
Raising conventional soybean for seed production and opportunities with non-gmo high oleic soybean oil are featured in the October 2019 issue of Missouri Soybean Farmer magazine. Read those and other articles in the magazine’s electronic version by clicking here.
August 2019 Issue of Missouri Soybean Farmer Magazine Online Now
The August 2019 issue of Missouri Soybean Farmer magazine highlights succession planning, financial conversations and continues the deep dive into raising conventional soybean in the Show-Me State. A special feature on the Carpenter family shares their story of bringing the fourth generation back to the farm. To read the full issue online, click here.
Missouri Soybean Farmer: June 2019 Issue
The June 2019 issue of Missouri Soybean Farmer magazine highlights Missouri farm families, sharing their efforts to engage the next generation and ensure the health of their land and water resources, as well as their livestock and crops. The issue also includes the next section in the annual series on growing conventional soybean and an … Continue reading Missouri Soybean Farmer: June 2019 Issue
Annual Research Report Online Now
The Missouri Soybean Merchandising Council’s annual summary of research and demonstration projects made possible by Missouri soybean farmers’ checkoff dollars is now available. The report highlights 2018 projects ranging from soybean breeding work to strip trials. See the full, interactive report by clicking here.
Read the April 2019 Issue of Missouri Soybean Farmer Now
The April issue of Missouri Soybean Farmer magazine continues the conventional soybean series, looking at cover crop and soil preparation decisions ahead of planting season. This issue also highlights sustainability work by the Gottman family and progress on construction of the Center for Soybean Innovation in Jefferson City. Read the full issue online by clicking … Continue reading Read the April 2019 Issue of Missouri Soybean Farmer Now
Missouri Soybean Farmer Magazine – February 2019 Issue Online Now
Missouri’s newest senator, Josh Hawley, is featured in the February issue of Missouri Soybean Farmer magazine. The issue also includes an overview of the market for conventional (non-GMO) soy in Missouri and highlights Leopold Award winners John and Sandy Scherder of northeastern Missouri’s Pike County. Read the full issue online by clicking here.