Soybean Checkoff Research
Soybean Quality
Research Projects
Soybean Cyst Nematode has made itself at home in Ohio
We are wrapping up intensive sampling of Ohio Fields from the support of the soybean check-off through Ohio Soybean Council and United Soybean Board
EPA announces new five-year registration for certain dicamba products on soybeans
“With today’s decision, farmers now have the certainty they need to make plans for their 2021 growing season.” – U.S. EPA
2020 Field Crop Insect Recap
“There have been no sightings of soybean gall midge in Ohio.” – Dr. Kelley Tilmon, Associate Professor and State Specialist for field crop entomology at The Ohio State University
A Common-Sense Approach to Regulations
“We came in and looked at the issue and looked at what the law says, and what the courts told us to do.” – Andrew Wheeler, Administrator, U.S. E.P.A.
Harvest Technology Preparation
Good data collection is necessary for making informed management decisions in the future.
Tips for Harvest and Planning for 2021
By Dr. Anne Dorrance, OSU Extension Plant Pathology, Adapted from C.O.R.N. 2018-33 The 2020 Soybean harvest has started in Ohio. The following items are things …
A shocking solution to weed control
“I have not run into a weed that is electric resistant, like the ones that are herbicide resistant.” – Seth Stutzman
Are Stink Bugs in your Soybeans
There are many types of stink bugs, but Ohio’s most common stink bugs include the green, the brown and the brown marmorated.
Double Crop Soybeans
Relative maturity has little effect on yield when soybeans are planted during the first three weeks of May. However, the effect can be larger for late planting. – Dr. Laura Lindsey, OSU Extension State Soybean Specialist