
Introducing Beans Gone Wild!
North Carolina has a diverse set of talented field-based experts helping growers troubleshoot soybean problems that arise in the …
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
North Carolina has a diverse set of talented field-based experts helping growers troubleshoot soybean problems that arise in the …
Using the right soybean planting date is one of the most important management decisions in soybean production. We have been …
We are starting to get a few phone calls about the advantages of precision planting soybeans in North Carolina …
What is the Soybean On-Farm Trial Program? The North Carolina Soybean On-Farm Trialing (OFT) Program was initiated in 2020 as …
The NC State Soybean Extension program has been investigating the best soybean planting date in applied research trials since …
Recent investments into planting technologies by equipment manufacturers have resulted in giant leaps forward in both high- and low-tech …
There are plentiful opportunities to hear the latest NC State Extension Grain production recommendations at upcoming winter meetings hosted …
Join us for the Coastal Plain Regional Grain Production Meeting on February 10th at the Wilson County Agricultural Center …