
Wet Weather, Late-Planted Beans: Your Data-Driven Playbook
Wet weather across North Carolina delayed soybean planting into July and forced some growers to replant. Many now ask …
Job Description Dr. Rachel Vann provides leadership for the NC State Soybean Extension Program focused on providing soybean stakeholders across North Carolina with agronomic information that will aid in maximizing soybean yields. Rachel directs her extension efforts towards general soybean agronomic management. The focus of her research program includes appropriate soybean maturity group selection, ideal planting windows, rotational effects on soybean production, maximizing cover crop benefits to increase soybean yields, product evaluation, and grain pea production. She teaches the agricultural institute and undergraduate course on soybean production in the spring.
Website soybeans.ces.ncsu.edu
Wet weather across North Carolina delayed soybean planting into July and forced some growers to replant. Many now ask …
We are excited to launch the first iteration of BeanPACK (SoyBEAN Planting Analytics and Customized Knowledge) that will facilitate data-driven decision making on soybean …
We are excited to launch the first iteration of BeanPACK, SoyBEAN Planting Analytics and Customized Knowledge, on October 1. …
We have been targeting a public release of our dynamic soybean grower decision support tool which would allow producers …
This posted was authored by Kelly O’Reilly, an interdisciplinary PhD candidate in the Crop and Soil Sciences Department, who …
On March12 a team of Extension Specialists from NC State University delivered a webinar to provide data-driven information on …
N.C. Cooperative Extension and the NC Soybean Producers Association co-hosted regional Soybean Schools across the state in early 2024. These …
A team of Extension Specialists from NC State University will deliver a webinar on March 12 to provide data-driven …