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With 25 specialists nationwide, the #ScienceforSuccess team is providing best management practices for over 90% of US soybean acres - combining research and experience to tackle the biggest challenges. Learn more about what we do: go.ncsu.edu/s4swebsite #soybeans Shawn Conley

Beautiful evening to plant rye for our Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board funded soybean-cover crop research. Shawn Conley

Congratulations to the UW Crops judging teams for taking first and second place teams and for UW BeanTeamer Rianne Wagner for taking overall 1st and Derek Gehin for taking 3rd at the Agronomy, Crop, and Soil Science Societies contest yesterday. Great job Coach Calli Anibas! UW Plant and Agroecosystem Sciences UW–Madison CALS

Ever wondered what goes into one of our nationwide trials? Watch this virtual Field Day, where we break down the latest research on desiccation and harvest timing in the North and South, why timing matters, and what it all means for your harvest: youtube.com/watch?v=XWRDC1…

Can Nitrogen Rescue a Flooded Soybean Crop? coolbean.info/wp-content/upl…

We get farmer questions every year about how to better manage second year soybean. My usual answer is don't do it, but that's not always helpful. In 2024 Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board funded our work on Evaluating Opportunities for Second-Year Soybean. Here are results coolbean.info/wp-content/upl…

Successfully capturing all the benefits of a rye cover crop in WI can be a challenge. Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board tasked our team with looking at ways to enhance cover crop benefits while also minimizing any potential negatives to the soybean crop. Year one findings: coolbean.info/wp-content/upl…

We are recruiting Wisconsin farmers, crop consultants, industry personnel, and Extension to participate in our Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board funded project on Soil Health in Soybean-Cover Crop Systems! Please click to QR code below to participate!

In our study of how soil health management practices influence soybean yield, researchers found that planting date, ACE-N (a soil nitrogen measure), and sand content were the most important factors influencing soybean yield. #ScienceforSuccess #soybean Shawn Conley

Never too early for a refresher on cleaning up yield monitor data in ArcGIS. Here's how John Gaska and the Shawn Conley team at UW Plant and Agroecosystem Sciences cleaned up from their 2024 trials. youtube.com/watch?v=DejwSi… #soybean #ScienceforSuccess

For our research projects, what happens in the lab is just as important as what's happening in the field. Here's a look behind the scenes of processing soybean samples to determine nitrogen fixation rate. youtube.com/shorts/ED0FEMt… Shawn Conley Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board #soybean

Sometimes you need to F$&@ around to find out!

The key to experimental design: randomized and replicated. Here's how Mark Kendall and the Shawn Conley team set up plot or on-farm research to minimize natural field variation. #soybean #ScienceforSuccess Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board UW Plant and Agroecosystem Sciences

Spring-like weather next week? Might be the perfect time to pull soil samples for our Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board funded project on soil health in soybean-cover crop systems. Contact me if you're interested or follow the QR code or link. Shawn Conley UW–Madison Division of Extension go.wisc.edu/334e99

Spring-like weather next week? Might be the perfect time to pull soil samples for our Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board funded project on soil health in soybean-cover crop systems. Contact me if you're interested or follow the QR code or link. Shawn Conley UW–Madison Division of Extension Link: go.wisc.edu/334e99

A Shawn Conley research team conducted 3 cover crop trials for termination timing, soybean maturity groups, added nitrogen and biologicals, through a project with Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board. #USSoy bit.ly/3FkpWE4

The UW Bean Team is looking for help from Wisconsin Soybean farmers, crop consultants, UW Extension, and industry professionals to help connect cover crop usage to soil health metrics and soybean yield. Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board funded research! sign up: go.wisc.edu/334e99

Are you interested in learning how high-quality bourbon is crafted? Join us April 16 from 7-8PM at Delta Beer Lab for "Growing Great Bourbon"! Attendees can grab drinks and enjoy fun games like bingo or trivia during the panel discussion! Event invite: today.wisc.edu/events/view/20…

REPOST: Wrong link on previous post 🌱 Boosting No-Till Soybean Yields 🌱 🔹 No-till soybeans can yield less than tilled soybeans. 🔹 Applying 30 lbs N/acre before planting increased NT soybean yield by 6.1%—matching tilled yields. 🔗 Read more: doi.org/10.1002/cft2.7…