
Early Season Considerations for NC Soybean Production
In this Crop$ense Podcast episode we discuss some early season considerations for NC soybean production. The links to research …
Job Description Dr. Rachel Vann provides leadership for the NC State Soybean Extension Program focused on providing soybean stakeholders across North Carolina with agronomic information that will aid in maximizing soybean yields. Rachel directs her extension efforts towards general soybean agronomic management. The focus of her research program includes appropriate soybean maturity group selection, ideal planting windows, rotational effects on soybean production, maximizing cover crop benefits to increase soybean yields, product evaluation, and grain pea production. She teaches the agricultural institute and undergraduate course on soybean production in the spring.
Website soybeans.ces.ncsu.edu
In this Crop$ense Podcast episode we discuss some early season considerations for NC soybean production. The links to research …
Dr. Everman and Dr. Cahoon talk about weed control here in both conventional or Non-Traited row crops or if …
In recent years, 15-35% of North Carolina soybean acres are planted behind a small grain. This typically results in …
A recent analysis of 877 entries into the NC Soybean Yield Contest indicated that foliar fungicide use was a …
As growers shift to using earlier soybean planting dates as a mechanism to increase soybean yield, questions arise about …
Soybean planting date and maturity group (MG) are important management considerations for soybean production in North Carolina. A recent analysis …
The North Carolina Soybean Yield Contest (SYC) has been conducted for decades to recognize growers who are achieving high …
The 2021 North Carolina Soybean Yield Contest results are available. This press release summarizes the 2021 North Carolina Soybean Yield …