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July Decides Soybean Yield
Research continues showing that soybean fields can quietly lose yield potential underneath heat, stress and moisture swings. July tends to…
A Wet Spring Doesn’t Guarantee a Strong Finish
Missouri soybean fields entered summer with plenty of moisture, but experts say farmers shouldn’t mistake a wet spring for a…
The First 30 Days Decide More Than You Think
By the time soybeans break the surface, a surprising amount of yield potential is already decided. April rarely feels like…
Managing Costs While Navigating Global Uncertainty
Rising input costs remain top of mind for Missouri soybean producers, but this season’s challenges extend beyond the field. While…
Getting the Most from Every Bushel
Post-Harvest Management Keys for Missouri Farmers The Hidden Half of the Harvest Harvest marks the end of a long season,…
Missouri Study Weighs Pros and Cons of Spray Drones for Soybean Fields
The Big Picture: Spraying Less, Saving More Spray drones are one of the hottest new technologies in agriculture. They promise…
Study Finds Fungicide Use on Soybeans Often Costs Farmers More Than It Pays
The Big Picture: Spraying Less, Saving More Farmers often ask: “Does spraying fungicides at the R3 growth stage really pay…
Missouri Researchers Breed New High-Value Soybeans With Better Flavor and Added Benefits
The Big Picture: Making Soybeans Work Harder for Farmers Soybeans aren’t just a crop—they’re the backbone of Missouri farming and…
How Soybeans Keep Their Cool — and What It Means for Missouri Farmers
Missouri soybean growers know the drill. One day it’s too wet to plant, and the next it’s too hot for…
Weeds Still Winning
Soybean Farmers May Need to Think Beyond Herbicides University of Missouri state extension weed scientist Kevin Bradley has a blunt…