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Surprised by your #soybean yield? In this #UpdateFromTheField, @sethnaeve discusses potential reasons you may be seeing lower yields this year. #Harvest25 #ScienceForSuccess

How low can you go with maturity groups in Maryland? Find out in this #UpdateFromTheField with @nfiorell as she discusses their research into using shorter season #soybeans to help reduce disease issues in rotations with wheat! #ScienceForSuccess

This #UpdateFromTheField from @justin_calhoun is a perspective you don't see everyday! #ScienceForSuccess

As fields are harvested the cycle starts again! This #UpdateFromTheField from Mark Licht in IA shows a cereal rye #CoverCrop that was aerial seeded in mid-Sept. The cereal rye biomass will be harvested next spring for livestock forage before #soybeans are planted in mid-May.

Soybean harvest continues! This #UpdateFromTheField comes from @ncafarolm in Nebraska where his team has been harvesting plots from a #ScienceForSuccess trial evaluating the impact of harvest date on yield.

Harvest continues in #ScienceForSuccess research plots in Ohio in this #UpdateFromTheField from @StepUpSoy! How is harvest coming along where you're from?

Combines have been rolling in research trials in Virginia since last week! Thank you to @CarrieOrtel for this #UpdateFromTheField from her team! #Harvest25 #ScienceForSuccess

In this deer repellent trial #UpdateFromTheField, @LASoybean shows the height difference between #soybeans in exclusion cages compared to those outside (5" taller average at this site). Stay tuned for yield data after harvest! #ScienceForSuccess

Thank you to @LASoybean for this #UpdateFromTheField in Louisiana! You can see that the #soybeans have reached maturity in our harvest timing study, but many of the stems are still green. #ScienceForSuccess

In this #UpdateFromTheField, @LaSoybean highlights a #ScienceForSuccess potassium trial at the Dean Lee Research and Extension Center, comparing soybeans with no potassium to those that received K₂O applied 20 days after R1.

#UpdateFromTheField with @sethnaeve and @carrijo_crops: Cover crop residue in late summer helps keep soils cooler and conserve water when soybeans need it most. At 2” depth, soils without residue were 4°F warmer than those with residue. #ScienceForSuccess

Rianne, a student of @badgerbean, shares tips for first-time cover crop farmers in this #UpdateFromTheField! #ScienceForSuccess

Hear from @MatchamLab student Lauren about how these #Soybeans were able to overcome thick #CoverCrop residue through branching. Plant population was reduced, but it would appear that the plants have caught up in this #UpdateFromTheField! #ScienceForSuccess

In this #UpdateFromTheField, @badgerbean's student Ophelia discusses considerations for choosing which #CoverCrop species to use! #ScienceForSuccess #CoolBeans

Football season is almost upon us! In this #UpdateFromTheField @NCStatesoybeans discusses some considerations for the third quarter of the #Soybean growing season! Scouting remains important as mid- to late-season pests arise.

Soybeans in East Lansing MI are showing classic symptoms of water stress (left), such as leaf flipping and clamping. These signs typically appear in the leaves, but depending on the growth stage can impact pod and seed development. #UpdateFromTheField @SpartanAgronomy

Here is another #UpdateFromTheField from @LASoybean! This #ScienceForSuccess research trial is evaluating #Potassium rates and timing. Visually it is easy to tell which #Soybeans received K, but we will have to wait until harvest to determine the impact on yield...

Do you have trouble identifying whether your #Soybeans have hit R6.5? In this #UpdateFromTheField @justin_calhoun from MS provides some helpful tips for identifying this crucial growth stage! #ScienceForSuccess

Early planting for soybeans can be beneficial, but late season droughts can hurt yields when water use peaks ~R3-R5. In this #UpdateFromTheField from @SpartanAgronomy you can see that early-planted treatments (left) are showing water stress vs late-planted (right) in Central MI.

Check out this #UpdateFromTheField from Louisiana on biomass sampling for our research trial on #CoverCropping in #Soybean systems! We are grateful for all of the farmers who collaborate with our team on research, providing their fields, time, and effort! @LASoybean…

#UpdateFromTheField Good news !! Tigress ST-12, camera trapped with three cubs, in #Sariska Tiger Reserve. 🐅 #Rajasthan #tiger #conservation @ntca_india @CentralIfs @my_rajasthan @WWF_tigers

#updatefromthefield we saw 3 #mantas on our first day. Unfortunately one of them was tangled in fishing nets.

As fields are harvested the cycle starts again! This #UpdateFromTheField from Mark Licht in IA shows a cereal rye #CoverCrop that was aerial seeded in mid-Sept. The cereal rye biomass will be harvested next spring for livestock forage before #soybeans are planted in mid-May.

#Updatefromthefield Everything is ready for our 1 day on the water, we are ready to tag some #mantas -Josh Stewart

Early planting for soybeans can be beneficial, but late season droughts can hurt yields when water use peaks ~R3-R5. In this #UpdateFromTheField from @SpartanAgronomy you can see that early-planted treatments (left) are showing water stress vs late-planted (right) in Central MI.

#UpdateFromTheField - As #COVID19 leaves previously jam-packed highways and roads completely empty owing to a nationwide lockdown by the Government of India, the radio-collared matriarch of our #wildelephant herd in Chhattisgarh finds it much easier to chart the way of the herd.

Soybean harvest continues! This #UpdateFromTheField comes from @ncafarolm in Nebraska where his team has been harvesting plots from a #ScienceForSuccess trial evaluating the impact of harvest date on yield.

#UpdateFromTheField with @sethnaeve and @carrijo_crops: Cover crop residue in late summer helps keep soils cooler and conserve water when soybeans need it most. At 2” depth, soils without residue were 4°F warmer than those with residue. #ScienceForSuccess

Soybeans in East Lansing MI are showing classic symptoms of water stress (left), such as leaf flipping and clamping. These signs typically appear in the leaves, but depending on the growth stage can impact pod and seed development. #UpdateFromTheField @SpartanAgronomy

#UpdateFromTheField We’re currently in Georgia (the country, not the state) to attend the dedication ceremony for the newly renovated Cardiology wing at the Jo Ann Medical Center. Here’s Program Manager Sarah and office Manager Supinda at the welcome party.

Harvest continues in #ScienceForSuccess research plots in Ohio in this #UpdateFromTheField from @StepUpSoy! How is harvest coming along where you're from?

#UpdateFromTheField The @WildlifeSOS convoy bringing Rangila, the #SlothBear from Nepal has reached the city of Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh now, which is approx 400 kms away from the #AgraBearRescueFacility. Your kind support makes such rescues possible: bit.ly/2znGSHf

#UpdateFromTheField We’re at the Roatán Volunteer Pediatric Clinic (RVPC) and seeing patients! Here’s Dr. Karla Cerritos during an office visit with one those amazing kids and his equally amazing mother.

#UpdateFromTheField Global Healing staff are at the Roatán Volunteer Pediatric Clinic with Medical Lead Dr. Eric Scher & his partner nurse Barbara. Here you see our ED Robert helping Dr. Scher replace some bili lights. These lights help treat newborns with jaundice.

#UpdateFromTheField: Global Healing volunteer Dr. Enrique Tomé (far right) was in Roatán recently. Dr. Tomé & his amazing team performed 10 pediatric surgeries during their time there. Here he is providing valuable insight to social service doctors at the hospital.

Combines have been rolling in research trials in Virginia since last week! Thank you to @CarrieOrtel for this #UpdateFromTheField from her team! #Harvest25 #ScienceForSuccess

In this deer repellent trial #UpdateFromTheField, @LASoybean shows the height difference between #soybeans in exclusion cages compared to those outside (5" taller average at this site). Stay tuned for yield data after harvest! #ScienceForSuccess

An #UpdateFromTheField from MI - some areas are under drought, and the impacts of water stress depend on growth stage. In MI, fields planted late April to Mid-May are setting pods and need a lot of water. Later planted fields are in early flowering and water demand has not peaked…

Go check out or #Facebook and #Instagram pages for our lates #UpdateFromTheField from @jbbirding on his #tour through #Uganda

#UpdateFromTheField Another photo from our recent pediatric surgical workshop in #Roatán. Immensely grateful to the amazing doctors who volunteered.