We had a great time hosting our national Science for Success team in NC this week! Soybean Ext. Specialists were here from 22 states developing research-based content for soybean farmers. Union County Extension and Cameron Simpson were fantastic hosts for part of our meeting. NC State Extension

3 days in North Carolina exploring and planning collaborative research with >20 soybean extension specialists from across the U.S. Thankful to be a part of this group representing Tennessee. Excited for what’s to come. Science for Success UT Institute of Agriculture Tennessee Soybean

Harvest Aid for Soybean news.utcrops.com/2023/08/harves… via UTcrops

Added another arrow to our quiver this week. Lane Hugh McNeal, welcome to the brotherhood!

R6.5 in our desiccation study. Seed fully separated from the pod wall membrane. Time to kick the tires and light the fires. #4beaner UTcrops

7 days after desiccation. Random soybean plant with green stem. Often an interaction between genetics and environment. Isolated patches along field borders implicate stink bugs due to reduced pod load. Source (plant) to sink (pod) relationship cut off.

Extension soybean specialists from around the country came to our state this summer to exchange ideas, evaluate research and develop information to help soybean growers optimize production of the essential crop. Learn about their collaboration: ncst.at/ZV8850PVi7z

We have funding to look at N credits from #soybean, and we’ll need a PhD student to coordinate research across 16 states. Interested? Send me your CV: [email protected]. Science for Success MSU CALS/MAFES SoybeanResearchInfoNetwork

"Impact of application volume and spray droplet size on soybean harvest aid efficacy" Thankful to have this one done and even more so to those who contributed. acsess.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.10…

Interested in using harvest-aids to facilitate #soybean harvesting? Explore the effect of application volume & spray droplet sizes in research by @JacobPMcNeal et al. doi.org/10.1002/cft2.2… UT Plant Sciences UT Institute of Agriculture MSU CALS/MAFES Mississippi Crops Jeffrey Gore Angus Catchot Darrin Dodds Trent Irby

Incredible August weather today for the 2024 UT RowCrops ANR Agent InService. Agents from across the state gathered at the West Tennessee AgResearch & Education Center for late-season agronomic and pest management updates. Thankful for the turnout and support. UT Institute of Agriculture UTcrops

Top to Bottom R6 R6.5 R7 R8 Long ways left to go for meany soybean acres in Tennessee. This is what the finish line looks like. Can terminate insecticide sprays & irrigation at R6.5. Also optimum time for desiccation. UT Institute of Agriculture UTcrops

Desiccating soybeans. It's almost that time... news.utcrops.com/2024/08/2024-s…

Rating disease yesterday with Heather M Kelly and noticed some 3CAH damage in a few bean trials. Girdling of the stem just above the soil. Rarely fatal in beans, usually discovered by lodged plants at or near harvest maturity.

Its that time of year that we are starting to see the obligatory corn ear pics from the field so I thought I would join in and add a soybean pod shot! Enjoy!

Desiccation timing across planting dates & MG’s. What happens if you trigger too early? Science for Success UTcrops UT Institute of Agriculture

Impact of harvest timing on yield and quality across planting dates and MG’s. Thankful for the collaboration with Science for Success and the support from Tennessee Soybean. Won’t be long now. UTcrops UT Institute of Agriculture

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Green stem in #soybeans can severely reduce harvest efficiency. Read more about the causes and management practices in this #ScienceforSuccess factsheet: ow.ly/W7YW50Tfg1H Thanks to authors Seth Naeve Jake McNeal Jeremy Ross NC State Soybean Extension