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Anyone else suddenly seeing root rot in soybeans in this heat?

Mid-May planted soybeans at V3 stage near St Peter, IL. Great stand. Nodules are starting to grow rapidly and begin fixing N around this time. Illinois Extension Field Advisor

Replanting soybeans is costly and not always needed. This factsheet helps you assess stands, injury, and yield potential before making a decision. ow.ly/lqI350W1ezR

Illinois Central College student Ben Pille shares how Illinois Soybean Association's mentorship experience took him beyond the farm and opened his eyes to the wide-ranging careers that power the agriculture industry. fieldadvisor.org/exploring-care…

Crop report from Stephanie Porter on June 11th in Hancock County: "For the most part, corn and soybeans look great in this part of western Illinois. I evaluated one of the ISA sulfur plots near Macomb, IL, where soybeans were just beginning to flower. Corn is at the rapid growth stage

It’s a John Pike Friday - Dig Deeper on Cover Crops with John Pike - One Good Idea goodideafarm.org/ideas/dig-deep…

Lydia Rogers entered the Illinois Soybean Association mentorship program with a livestock background—but left inspired by the broader world of ag careers. fieldadvisor.org/exploring-ag-c…

Crop report from IL Soy Envoy Mike Wilson on June 12th in Wabash County: "Six inches of rain in the last seven days. Just getting back in the field to get some spraying done. More rain is expected in the next five days. Soil is crusted from the heavy rain. Quite a bit of

With the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s final herbicide and insecticide strategies now in place, those guidelines will now be used on labels for both new products and those due for re-registration. agrinews-pubs.com/news/science/2…

After a spring marked by extreme weather, Matt Reardon of Nutrien Ag Solutions shares how potential storms, summer heat, and some meteorological history could shape the forecast in the weeks to come. fieldadvisor.org/ridge-riding-t…

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Crop report from IL Soy Envoy Seth Wiley on June 13th in DeKalb County: "We had 0.5 inches of rain last weekend, and coupled with 80-degree weather all week, the crop has really progressed. Corn is at V4 to V8 and beans are at V2 to V6, depending on planting date. The crop as a

While researching soybean yield response to sulfur and nitrogen additions across diverse US environments, it was found that nitrogen additions marginally increased yields but did not increase profits. Read all about it in this factsheet. ow.ly/ZyKB50W8xOq

The Illinois Soybean Association mentorship program offered a firsthand look at diverse career paths in agriculture and deepened one student's understanding of conservation practices. fieldadvisor.org/how-the-isa-me…

One Illinois Central College student shares how new experiences and mentorship sparked growth and a deeper understanding of agriculture and conservation. fieldadvisor.org/gaining-applie…

Join us next week for an Illinois Soybean Farmers' Perspective webinar on June 24th! Register now: bit.ly/44jKYfU

Be watching this Cornbelt forecast closely. Not only is there a significant severe weather threat in the Eastern Cornbelt, but the Ring of Fire storms that build around a Nashville High will likely be hyper local in rainfall delivery. If these rains miss the drier areas, expect

Will your soybean plants get enough nitrogen? This video explains why nodulation is critical for soybean plants and what you can do to manage any issues in the future. Watch here ow.ly/Gm3m50W1eO1

Could managing nitrogen and sulfur be the key to protecting soybean yield after a cereal rye cover crop? Learn what Illinois Soybean Association checkoff-funded research is uncovering in this study. fieldadvisor.org/refining-soybe…

Crop report from Stephanie Porter on June 17th in Bureau County: "I visited an Illinois Soybean Association sulfur plot this week. It was planted on April 12 and is the tallest (so far) ISA sulfur plot in the state. The soybeans had reached the R1 growth stage, and the corn appeared to be at the V6–V7