Science for Success

Across the US, soybean Extension Specialists are working together on a ‘Science for Success’ initiative. Through collaborative research and Extension, Science for Success aims to provide current information on a variety of soybean topics. This research is supported by the United Soybean Board and State checkoff boards, including the Michigan Soybean Committee.

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Articles 

2024

Cover cropping before soybean     Planting soybeans early      Understanding green stem in soybeans

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Soybean inoculation and nitrogen fixation                     Interpreting agronomic data 

      soybean innoculation and nitrogen fixation.png                                  interpreting agronomic data.png
 
2023

Variety Selection                      Planter Technologies               Soybean Replanting Decisions

     Capture_VarietalSelection              Capture_PlantingTechnologies                       Capture_REplantingSoybeans

 
2022
  Soybean Growth Cycle       The Best Soybean Planting Date       Plant Population Density 

     Growth pg 1          Plant. Date pg 1                               Pop. pg 1

2021

  How To Pick The Right Soybean Row Spacing                Foliar Fertilizers

            Row Space, pg 1                                                  Foliar Fert. pg 1

 
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