RT @SoybeanScience1: Purple soybeans? Purple seed stain was more common across the Midwest in 2026 due to warm and wet weather during seed development. While it likely has little impact on yield, it can affect grain quality and potentially lead to lower prices. Read the article to learn more: #SoyCheckoff#ScienceForSuccess
RT @CropNetwork: “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" by Fernando M. Marcos, Caio L. dos Santos, Natan A. Seraglio, and Mark A. Licht
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RT @SoybeanScience1: 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?
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RT @SoybeanScience1: 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: