• By Angela McClure •
During 2020, University of Tennessee Extension helped coordinate the second annual "Top Bean" state soybean yield contest. This contest was sponsored by the Tennessee Soybean Checkoff and was open to any producer in Tennessee or...
The Tennessee Soybean Association and Promotion Board will once again sponsor the "Top Bean" soybean yield contest in 2020. Growers are encouraged to work with their local county Extension agent to enter their best irrigated and dryland fields and...
The North Carolina Soybean Yield Contest categories have changed from previous years for the 2019 Soybean Yield Contest and moving forward.
Most notably, there is no longer a "Most Efficient Yield Contest." There will now be both irrigated and...
The University of Tennessee is launching the Tennessee Top Bean Soybean Yield Contest this year for growers of irrigated and non-irrigated soybeans.
Tennessee had a soybean yield contest in the 1990s, but it faded away some years ago, says Angela...
Despite a summer drought and wet harvest conditions, Missouri soybean farmers brought big yields for the Missouri Soybean Association’s annual soybean yield contest
Results from contest are now finalized with the highest yields topping 90 bushels per acre. This compares...
Think you have what it takes to grow more than 60 bushels per acre, and do you farm in Arkansas? Then the Arkansas Soybean Association and the University of Arkansas want you.
The two are partnering on the annual Grow...
The Louisiana Soybean Association has launched its 2017 High Soybean Yield Challenge.
The producer with the highest yield in the state could take home the grand prize of $7,500. The contest is co-sponsored by BASF.
The deadline to enter is July 1....
Think you have what it takes to grow lots of soybeans? If you farm in Mississippi, you'll get a chance to earn some bragging rights (and some prize money) through the inaugural 2017 Mississippi Soybean Yield Contest.
It is sponsored...
Think you have what it takes to "Grow for the Green"?
The Arkansas Soybean Commission is encouraging Arkansas soybean producers who have yields of 60 bushels per acre or greater to enter its 2016 yield contest.
First place in each of...
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