Seeing a lot of FROGeye leaf spot in our trials

Take a look at the difference between each of these plots in our research trial studying #soybean maturity groups and desiccation timing. #ScienceforSuccess @NCStateSoybeans

Wild Bean Wednesday #WBW Click the link below to learn more about the summer soybean graduate tour!

Wild Bean Wednesday #WBW The new soybean grower decision support tool, BeanPACK, has officially launched! Be sure to check it out for yourself at the link below: go.ncsu.edu/beanpack

In the aftermath of #HurricaneHelene, issues like sprouting, lodging, and green stem could lead to dockage at the elevator. Listen to Rachel Vann discuss the storm's impact on #soybean growers in the US. Brownfield Ag News NC State Soybean Extension Laura Lindsey brownfieldagnews.com/news/hurricane…

Wild Bean Wednesday #WBW These MG5, indeterminate soybeans are at R8. Measuring in at 64in with 29 nodes on the main stem🌱

Wild Bean Wednesday #WBW Crazy height difference in two different soybean varieties that are both indeterminate and MG5!!

Busy week getting on-farm trials out of the field. Weather has been great recently for soybean harvest.

Here’s a harvest update from DJ Stokes in North Carolina at the site of a multi-state collaborative #soybean trial. #ScienceforSuccess NC State Soybean Extension NC State Extension

Harvest, Harvest, Harvest! It’s that time of year, when temps are cooler and harvest is well under way. Things happen in a flash, so as everyone is busy in the field remember to keep safety at the forefront🧯

The Blacklands Soybean School will be held at the Vernon James Center in Plymouth on Feb. 11!

Smiling faces this morning at the Kenansville Soybean School! Great seeing our directors supporting their Checkoff programs!

The last Soybean Schools of the year are tomorrow, 2/11, in Plymouth and Edenton. Join us for one or both as we dive into the latest and greatest in soybean research.

Standing room only at the NC Soybean School in Plymouth this morning! Incredible turnout and energy from so many dedicated growers.

We had an incredible turnout at our last 2 Soybean Schools of 2025 in Plymouth and Edenton. Thanks to everybody who made these events possible. Presentations from our speakers are available at ncsoy.org/regional-soybe…

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“We can talk about collaborative research all day long, but if we’re not getting it into the hands of farmers then we’re not doing any good.” All about national research initiatives at United Soybean Board booth at Commodity Classic - Carrie Ortel GROW.IWM

A summary of the reports received by RCR during our initial month. Soybean seedling diseases, deer damage and septoria brown spot were reported in soybeans across the state. For corn, we got reports of hocus leaf spot and stink bugs. Visit our website, the link is in the bio.