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The Impact of Fall Frost at Different Soybean Developmental Stages

The impact of frost on a crop depends on how low temperatures get, how long freezing temperatures last and the development stage of the crop, among other factors. Assess crops 24-48 hours after the frost event has occurred. Soybeans at R6 to R7 and edible beans at R8 are susceptible to frost ... More ›

Dry Bean Harvest

Daybreak on Winegar farms outside of Weiser and its a big day. It’s the farm's first harvest of the season and the first harvest of dry beans.... More ›

Prairie AquaTech Commercializes Soybased Aquaculture Feed

Prairie AquaTech in Volga has commercialized an aquaculture feed that utilizes South Dakota soybeans.... More ›

Tru Shrimp Will Add Value to SD Soybeans

Tru Shrimp is planning a first-of-its-kind indoor shrimp farm for Madison, South Dakota. The project will add value to the state's soybean crop as tru Shrimp feeds their shrimp a soy-based aquaculture diet. Michelle Rook looks at the potential.... More ›

SD Record Soybean Crop Potential

The soybean crop in South Dakota is one of the highest rated in the nation and the state could be on the way to a record crop.... More ›

Enlist™ Weed Control System Plot Tour: Drift and Treatment Options

New to our lineup, Pioneer® brand Enlist E3® soybeans offer the most advanced herbicide-tolerant trait available in soybeans. These new varieties are backed by the Enlist™ weed control system. In this video, Pioneer Product Agronomist Kevin Fry gives you a look at a Pioneer Enlist E3® soybean re... More ›

Miississippi RIver Dredging Project Will Help SD Farmers

A major dredging project on the lower Mississippi River will deepen the top ag export channel from 45 to 50 feet. The dredging will save 13 cents per bushel of freight, a $461 million increase in farmer revenue as vessels can load up to 500,000 additional bushels of grain. Michelle Rook report... More ›

Soybean Growth Stages V2 to V5

Dr. Alex Lindsey demonstrates how to stage soybeans from V2 to V5.... More ›

Organic No-Till Soybean Production in Ontario

Is it possible to be organic and no-till? In 2019, a few Ontario farmers with the help of OMAFRA soil specialist Jake Munroe set out to find an answer. In this interview, Jake explains the ins and outs of the system, terminating with a roller crimper, results from 2019, and lessons learned for t... More ›

Will Cereal Rye Cover Crop Suppress Weeds?

In this Weekly Weed Watch video, field agronomist Meaghan Anderson takes a look at some research plots (Steven Dearden)that have cereal rye cover crop with different timing termination.... More ›

Webinar: Managing Herbicide Resistant Weeds in Soybeans

This webinar from Dr. Charles Geddes from AAFC- Lethbridge provides a recap of Manitoba-based research on volunteer canola management in soybeans and includes the latest updates on mitigating and managing herbicide-resistant weeds in Western Canada.... More ›

Spraying soybeans and a look at our 8465A

South Sask Farmer - Spraying soybeans and a look at our 8465A... More ›

Roundup Xtend | Western Canada| The Front Row | Bayer Crop Science

Discover the benefits of early application using Roundup Xtend® and XtendiMax® herbicides to control weeds in Roundup Ready 2 Xtend® soybeans.... More ›

Soybean Exports Look Promising for 2020-21

U.S. soybean exports are showing promise for the 2020-21 marketing year with China back in buying beans as part of the Phase One deal. Plus other customers that made up the slack during the trade war are still in the market.... More ›

Late Season Weed Control

Brian and Darren discuss options for controlling late-season weeds in corn and soybeans.... More ›

Beans fetching good prices

This was a common site this spring across Idaho, farmers planted a lot more dry beans.... More ›

Assessing Soybean Nodulation at R1 (Beginning Bloom)

It's important to assess soybean crops for nodulation in every field, every year. Assess nodulation at R1 to determine if your soybeans have enough nodules for sufficient N-fixation (10 or more per plant, on average). If nodule activity or number is insufficient, consider a rescue N-treatment of... More ›