Michael Plumblee will be discussing this topic at the Lumberton Soybean School on January 27. Register at ncsoy.org/regional-soybe… farmprogress.com/crops/how-to-i…

⁦Michael Plumblee⁩ might touch on this at Soybean School in Lumberton next week. Southeastern N.C. is pretty similar environment farmprogress.com/soybean/group-…

Proud of the #ScienceforSuccess and Better Together team for winning two Agronomy, Crop, and Soil Science Societies awards: Short Publication: Planter Technologies - bugwoodcloud.org/resource/files… Digital Decision Aid: Bean Binoculars - cropprotectionnetwork.org/bean-binoculars Michael Plumblee Hemp Haleigh, PhD Crop Protection Network

We're hosting Dr. Paul Mitchell Paul D. Mitchell at our upcoming webinar to discuss economic risk management in soybean production. As the Director of the Renk Agribusiness Institute at UW-Madison, he brings expertise in agricultural policy, crop insurance, and everything in between!

Great Science for Success Management Guide on Soybean Replant Decisions published as a peer-reviewed manuscript in Crop, Forage & Turfgrass Management United Soybean Board Ohio Soybean Council

Kershaw ADM plant closing this spring | The Lancaster News | pmg-sc.com bloxgnt.paxtonmedia.com/tncms/asset/ed…

Corn planting is wrapping up across most of SC. Overall, planting conditions have been decent and we have had several suitable fieldwork days. Most of the state could use some rain with chances of showers the rest of the week. Praying for a good year!

Crop loss calculator updated with latest data at loss.cropprotectionnetwork.org In 2024, farmers in the U.S. and Canada experienced estimated losses of: ✅$4.2 billion from corn disease ✅$2.6 billion from soybean disease ✅$2.7 billion from corn insect pests ✅$1.9 billion from wheat

“Understanding soybean water use is essential for effective irrigation management,” says Michael Plumblee. Learn more in this factsheet on soybean water usage: ow.ly/Lcg250VJevV

Last shot of N going out on this late March planted 🌽

A large portion of our corn crop is at tassel or quickly approaching. Time well spent walking fields to look for foliar disease especially fields with corn following corn when considering fungicide app and timing. We saw a lot of grey leaf spot in 2024 in irrigated corn.

Harvest aid applied at soybean growth stage R7 rarely impacted seed, protein, or oil yield Science for Success collaborative research funded by United Soybean Board Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board and other state QSSB's | Agronomy Journal acsess.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ag…

Checking on our regional Science for Success deer management trial sponsored by NC Soybean Producers Association led by DJ Stokes. Each participating state entered a product and so far Michael Plumblee is winning the deer suppression game with Milorganite. Carrie Ortel Mike Mulvaney DMoseley

We kicked off the final day of the 2025 #BetterTogetherInitiative meeting with a workshop on improving our scientific writing! Representatives from the #SoybeanCheckoff and collaborative outreach groups gathered this week to enhance how we deliver information to stakeholders.

Wet Weather, Late-Planted Beans: Your Data-Driven Playbook. Michael Plumblee and I are putting our #BetterTogether communication training to action NC State Extension NC Soybean Producers Association Science for Success soybeans.ces.ncsu.edu/2025/07/wet-we…

#Corn kernels near the tip often fail. Ears prioritize their lower portion and set kernels by 20 days after tassel. Thus, kernels often abort when energy is limiting. Reasons may include: 🌽Saturated soil ✔️Cloudy days 🌽Nutrient deficiencies ✔️Genetics 🌽Variable growth

We are so excited to kick off our 2025 #ScienceForSuccess Graduate Student Tour in the Research Triangle! Over the next few days these students will interact with #AgTech companies, explore #soybean production in NC, and connect with farmers leveraging new tech on their farms!

Corn agronomists from across the United States gathered for a summer meeting and planning workshop for the newly established Corn Outreach & Research Network. CORN is a collaborative, multi-state partnership of university Extension specialists, agronomists and researchers.

🌪️ Hurricane Helene’s winds & rain (Sept 26, 2024) caused widespread soybean damage across the eastern U.S. Lodging, green stem, pod shatter, sprouting & seed damage were reported. Learn more about its effects in this newly published brief report🔗 doi.org/10.1002/cft2.7…

Michael Plumblee led Clemson CAFLS #SoyResearch to develop best practices for ultra-late soybean production following corn, with South Carolina Soybean Board support. Variety selection, logistics and nematode management contribute to system success. #USSoy bit.ly/4nnlAgB