In-Season Agronomy
April 04, 2018
Recent posts about In-Season Agronomy
 June 11, 2021 Scouting has become a historical activity in many areas and has been replaced with a drive-by at 15 miles per hour. |
 May 28, 2021 It has been a refreshing change to drive the countryside, meet with producers and scout fields that have emerged with little to no issues. |
 May 24, 2021 The 2021 wheat crop has the chance of being very good in overall production as well as a very profitable crop this year with the commodity price. |
 May 13, 2021 A final soybean population stand of 90,000-110,000 planted early can still support optimum yield potential. |
 May 12, 2021 Hi there, my name is Max. Well, my full name is Glycine max, but almost nobody calls me that. You see, I am a soybean plant. |
 May 03, 2021 Planting season has begun and with it comes the anticipation of in-season crop management decisions. |
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Recent webinars about In-Season Agronomy
 WEBINAR: Why Plant Health is More than Just Disease June 25, 2020 1 CEU in Crop Management Just like humans, crops are subject to stress caused by factors in their environment every day. And just like humans, if crops are stressed, they will not function and perform up to their maximum potential. |
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WEBINAR: Recent Experiences: What They Remind Us About Raising Beans November 14, 2019 1 CEU in Crop Management The 2019 growing season has brought several challenges to Illinois soybean producers. With harvest complete or almost finished, it’s time to take a step back and evaluate what we have learned about soybean production in 2019 |
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WEBINAR: Prevent Plant Considerations for Soybean Growers June 07, 2019 1 CEU in Learn about your prevent plant options in this webinar. |
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WEBINAR: Advantages to Participating in the Illinois Soybean Yield Challenge April 04, 2019 1 CEU in Crop Management
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WEBINAR: Creating a System for Soybean Yield Success February 22, 2019 1 CEU in Crop Management Over the past several years we’ve seen a consistent trend of increasing soybean yields in Illinois. While admittedly there can be a lot of frustrations in soybean management, there are also several strategies that have emerged to increase the likelihood of soybean success, year in and year out. |
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WEBINAR: Improved Seed Treatment Stewardship Through Innovation January 17, 2019 1 CEU in Integrated Pest Management In 2018, nearly 89 million acres each of corn and soybean were planted across the United States. The seed treatment products available for growers to use to protect these crops from damaging diseases, insects, and nematodes represent valuable tools during planting season. |
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WEBINAR: The Amazing 2018 Soybean Season: Lessons for 2019 December 18, 2018 1 CEU in Crop Management The 2018 soybean crop got off to a slow start due to winter like conditions in April, but once the crop was up and running it turned into one of the best soybean seasons we've had in Illinois, with a predicted record yield of 66 bushels per acre. |
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