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
A note on COVID-19 and your Missouri Soybean organizations:
The Missouri Soybean Association and it’s partners within the Center for Soy Innovation in Jefferson City and at the Bay Farm Research Facility in Columbia, are continuing normal administrative operations. Large events and meetings are being postponed or moved to virtual platforms. All meetings, events and tours are being evaluated on a case-by-case basis. … Continue reading A note on COVID-19 and your Missouri Soybean organizations:
Missouri Soybean Opens Doors to New Center for Soy Innovation
The Missouri Soybean Merchandising Council’s efforts to drive research and education for all things soy are starting 2020 by ‘leveling up’ through new opportunities through the new Center for Soy Innovation. Following its March 5 grand opening, the Center stands to connect developments in soybean innovation with farmers and industry partners, as well as the … Continue reading Missouri Soybean Opens Doors to New Center for Soy Innovation
Ronnie Russell of Richmond to Lead Missouri Soybean Association
Ray County soybean farmer Ronnie Russell was elected as the new president of the Missouri Soybean Association during the annual meeting in Jefferson City. Following his installation at the Commodity Classic conference, Russell leads Missouri’s statewide advocacy organization for soybean growers. “I look forward to bringing farmers together to strengthen the Missouri soybean industry,” Russell … Continue reading Ronnie Russell of Richmond to Lead Missouri Soybean Association
Missouri Soybean Association District Directors Election Results
The Missouri Soybean Association welcomes a new farmer-leader following this year’s district director elections. Kate Lambert, a farmer from Laclede, was elected to the Association’s board of directors during the District 2 meeting February 14 in Norborne. She joins her fellow board members in guiding the organization’s policy, advocacy and membership efforts. In addition to … Continue reading Missouri Soybean Association District Directors Election Results
Hermann Wine Trail Event Featuring Missouri Food and Farmers Returns
This spring, wine enthusiasts visiting Hermann will once again have the opportunity to meet the farmers behind their food and wine. Celebrating the best of what Missouri has to offer, tickets are now available for the third annual The Farmers’ Table Wine Trail event, hosted by Missouri CommonGround and the Hermann Wine Trail. Attendees will … Continue reading Hermann Wine Trail Event Featuring Missouri Food and Farmers Returns
Ready to Come Home
By Brandelyn Twellman What started as a high school student’s FFA Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) project evolved into a college graduate’s full-time job four years down the road. Ben Niendick said he never questioned whether he’d come back home to the family farm. “I always knew I wanted to come back,” he explained. “In FFA, … Continue reading Ready to Come Home
Yield Contest
By Brandelyn Twellman Flooding and excess moisture were common challenges faced by farmers participating in the Missouri Soybean Association’s yield contest in 2019. Despite the never-ending battle with Mother Nature and the constant adaptation required during the growing season, many high yields were posted across Missouri. The farmers who won the irrigated and non-irrigated categories … Continue reading Yield Contest
Solving the Resistance Riddle
By Jason Jenkins, Mill Creek Communications In the 1993 blockbuster film, “Jurassic Park,” director Steven Spielberg brings to life a world where once-extinct dinosaurs now walk among humans at an ill-fated theme park. Set on a fictional tropical island in the Pacific Ocean, the movie introduces audiences to Ian Malcolm, a mathematician and chaos theorist. … Continue reading Solving the Resistance Riddle
Maintaining Farmer Health
By Linda Geist, MU Extension Farmers know that well-maintained equipment is key to success. Yet, they often do not listen to the “check engine” warning signs of stress, says Sean Brotherson, family science specialist for North Dakota State University. Brotherson was the keynote speaker at the recent University of Missouri Crop Management Conference. “Ag has … Continue reading Maintaining Farmer Health