Friday, November 14, 2025

PRODUCTION – 2013’s Southern Soybean Varieties

AgVenture Midsouth 42C2RR NEW • Light tawny with good width and upward branches • MR3, MR14 Soybean Cyst Nematode resistance • Good Sudden Death score • Rps1k for Phytophthora Root Rot protection 44K4RR • Shorter plant type adapts well with narrow rows and irrigation • C gene...

Product News

Primary target: Soybean aphid Gowan Company, LLC and Nisso America, Inc. announce their Federal EPA registration of Justice insecticide for control of insect pests in soybeans. Gowan has exclusive rights to market Justice within the U.S. soybean market. Justice insecticide...

From the Editor – The World Is Hungry. Please Don’t Dawdle.

By Carroll Smith Editor When it comes to the 2012 Farm Bill, everyone involved in U.S. agriculture agrees that Congress needs to get it right, but, just as importantly, get ‘er done – on time, that is. The American Soybean Association (ASA)...

WATER MANAGEMENT – ‘Rust Watch’ Improves Disease Management

Because soybean rust is difficult to see, everyone involved with rust is doing a better job of scouting for soybean diseases. By Carroll Smith After the mild winter that the Southern states experienced, soybean rust is on everyone’s radar this year....

WATER MANAGEMENT – Flow Meters Increase Irrigation Efficiency

This tool also helps evaluate management practices, determine pump efficiency and detect well pump and irrigation system problems. By Chris Henry Water Management Engineer University of Arkansas, Division of Agriculture How many of us would buy gas from a service station that did...

MARKET UPDATE- Soybeans Favored

Although the latest planting intentions report indicated that soybean acres would be down slightly in 2012, a move in the soybean-to-corn price ratio now solidly favors soybeans. By Kurt M. Guidry Agricultural Economist LSU AgCenter There has been a tremendous amount of fundamental...

From the Editor – FFA: U.S. Agriculture’s Bright Future

By Carroll Smith Editor In 1928, 84 years ago, a national organization was founded by a group of young farmers that would have a profound influence on American agriculture – Future Farmers of America (FFA). Thirtythree young men came together at...

Production: FFA ‘Pod Patrol’ Heads To The Field

Tennessee’s Dyer County FFA members participated in a fun and educational in-field experience by scouting the latest in soybean technology during the 2011 season. By Carroll Smith Many worthy facets of an agricultural education take place in Future Farmers of America (FFA) classrooms...

Technology: SoilWeb App Accesses Soil Surveys

The NRCS’s Web Soil Survey began as an online tool for pulling up soils information. Now this smartphone app provides a much faster way to retrieve ‘all things about soils.’ A new smartphone application, or “app,” is available as a...

Special Report: Mississippi Retailer Wages War On Weeds

Industry program recognizes proactive efforts of retailers, crop consultants and county Extension agents in the fight against weed resistance. Retailer Jim Corley, Jimmy Sanders Seed Company, Clarksdale, Miss., understands the importance of educating producers on what they can do to...

First-Time Oklahoma Soybean Farmer Finds 5-Bean Pod

When first-time soybean farmer Lonnie Ingram of Braman, Okla., walked into his field of Asgrow Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Yield soybeans, he was surprised with what he found: a five-bean pod. “I walked into the field to see if...

2012’s Southern Soybean Varieties

This section offers a partial listing of soybean varieties suited for the Southern growing region. For more offerings, contact your local seed representative.   AgVenture Midsouth 44K4RR • Shorter plant type adapts well with narrow rows and irrigation • “C” gene for Phytophthora Root...

Market Analyst Asks, ‘More Of The Same?’

By Carroll Smith Editor Melvin Brees, the market/policy Extension associate, FAPRI, University of Missouri, writes an insightful grain column each month titled “Decisive Marketing.” Highlights from this column are typically featured each time we publish Soybean South and Corn South. In order...

Target Problem Weeds

Tennessee and Mississippi Delta soybean farmers share their strategies for putting together effective weed control programs. Two Mid-South soybean producers have found a way to knock out glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth. Steve North and Charlie Yancey both broadcast a postemergence treatment...

Why Irrigate?

Whether surface or sprinkler irrigation methods are used on soybeans, the moisture availability that they provide creates the potential for increased yields over dryland production. Availability of moisture always ranks near the top when growth and yield factors are rated...

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