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2026 Wisconsin Soybean Performance Trials @badgercropdoc @badgercropguy @WISoyCheckoff badgercropnetwork.com/2026-w…
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Putting everything to bed for the winter! How the day started and how it ended!
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“Seeding rates above the [agronomic optimum seeding rate] resulted in no benefit under favorable conditions, since higher plant populations mostly benefit from environments exposed to weather events that reduce population (e.g., hail).”
From the @ASA_CSSA_SSSA article "Seeding rate effects on soybean seed yield components and economic return" doi.org/10.1002/agj2.70534 by Fernando M. Marcos, Caio L. dos Santos, Natan A. Seraglio, and Mark A. Licht
@badgerbean @PurdueSoybean @SoybeanScience1 @ISUExtension #soybean #USSoy
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We work around tractors all the time, but do we know what sounds they make? We put our graduate students to the test, how did they do? youtube.com/shorts/cFHEXX4DA…
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Hear from @IlliniCrops with a #Harvest26 update from Illinois in this #UpdateFromTheField! #SoyCheckoff
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We hear that it's #WorldStatisticsDay! Farmers are bombarded by data from ads, publications, social media, and more. It can be hard to decipher which information is accurate and impactful. Check out our factsheet on the basics of interpreting agronomic data for more info: ow.ly/MZiG50XbLIP

ALT A graphic with 2 statistical analysis examples. The top example is on a fertilizer experiment with a significant 3.5 bu/ac yield advantage. The bottom example is on a variety experiment with a non-significant 4.7 bu/ac yield difference. On the right side is an alert graphic that reads "Key Takeaway: A small but significant yield advantage (Example 1) is more meaningful than a larger but non-significant yield advantage (Example 2).
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Feeding the World? We Can’t Even Grade Our Beans! badgercropnetwork.com/feedin…
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Understanding Current Soybean Seed Quality Problems @SoybeanScience1 soybeanscienceforsuccess.org…
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Soybean lodging can make harvest more difficult, with historical studies reporting harvest losses of around 3% to 10% in lodged fields. Prioritizing lodged fields and adjusting combine and header settings can help minimize the losses. Learn more about the causes and how to manage it here: ow.ly/HT5250ZULF7 #SoyCheckoff #ScienceForSuccess
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2026 ARC and PLC Recommendations in Brief: Summary of recommendations for Wisconsin farmers for the 2026 crop year:
Corn, Soybeans, Oats: Signup for County ARC (ARC-CO)
Wheat: Signup for PLC
Barley, Sunflower Seeds, Sorghum: Signup for County ARC (ARC-CO)
aae.wisc.edu/pdmitchell/exte…
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All these beans are from a single plant in central Iowa. Seed quality issues abound in 2026.
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Proud to join @CHSInc and @RepVanOrden for the groundbreaking on a new $700 million soybean crush facility in Evansville, WI. This new plant—made possible by @POTUS' record biofuel blending volumes—will consume 80 million soybean bushels annually and produce 2 million pounds of soybean oil to power American energy dominance. Thank you, @CHSInc, for another pro-farmer investment in rural America.🇺🇸
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Poor Soybean Seed Quality Emerging Across Wisconsin in 2026 @badgercropdoc badgercropnetwork.com/poor-s…
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🌱 Narrow vs. wide rows in soybean
A new management guide reports that narrow rows outyield wide rows by an average of 7%, with a yield advantage in 76% of comparisons. Benefits are greatest with late planting, early-maturing varieties, and weed pressure.
doi.org/10.1002/cft2.70150
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Not a huge trade secret but make sure you shop your beans around. Huge differences on how elevators are handling grading due to markets in 2026..
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Harvest is underway! Looking for soybean research, management tips, and insights from experts in the field? Check out the Science for Success YouTube channel for information to help you through the season. Watch our latest videos today: youtube.com/@SoybeanScienceF… #SoyCheckoff #ScienceForSuccess
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Just getting ready to roll in Galesville! Thank you to Ken Congdon for hosting us in 2026!
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Cover crops are all about finding the right balance! Hear from farmer and crop consultant Tom Novak as he shares his experience using cereal rye for erosion and weed control: ow.ly/eGI250ZQfVX #ScienceForSuccess #SoyCheckoff #CoverCrops



















