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Tissue Testing Soybean: A Step-by-Step Guide

Explore this step-by-step guide for tissue testing soybean to better understand their nutrient needs and availability.

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How Much Deer Damage Can Soybean Tolerate?

Have you identified deer damage in your soybean fields and wonder how much deer feeding soybeans can tolerate? A multi-year study in Mississippi simulated deer browsing at different growth stages and intensities to better understand plant response and yield consequences for soybean production.

a no-till soybean field with crop residue on the soil surface and rows of healthy soybean crops.

Recommendations for Late-Planted Soybean

This guide provides several science-backed tips and tricks for managing potential yield loss for late-planted soybean.

A header graphic that is a gradient of green to gray with an image of a horseracing track railing. In the top left corner is a box that reads "Free Webinar" followed by “July 23, 2026 - 1:00 PM ET | 12:00 PM CT”, the top right corner contains the Science for Success logo that includes a tan soybean and the words "Funded by the Soybean Checkoff". The main text reads "Soybeans Down the Stretch, Managing Late-Season Challenges”. The word “Panelists” is followed by photographs and speaker information. They appear from left to right as: photo of a woman smiling that reads “Dr. Rachel Vann, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Moderator”, photo of a man smiling that reads “Dr. Justin Calhoun, Mississippi State University”, photo of a man smiling with glasses that reads “Dr. Seth Naeve, University of Minnesota”, and photo of a woman smiling that reads “Dr. Christy Sprague, Michigan State University”. Towards the bottom right there is the words “Research Updates”, with two photos with speaker information just above. They appear from left to right as: photo of a man smiling wearing a hat that reads “Mark Kendall, University of Wisconsin–Madison” and photo of a man smiling that reads “Prabath Senanayaka Mudiyanselage, The Ohio State University”.

Free Webinar Announcement | Addressing Late-Season Soybean Management Challenges

You've done what you can all year to set your soybeans up for success, but the season isn't over yet. To meet late-season challenges, Science for Success is pleased to announce our 2026 national webinar, Soybeans Down the Stretch: Managing Late-Season Challenges.

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Replanting Soybean in a Failed Corn Stand

Replanting a field to soybeans after a failed corn stand requires additional considerations when residual herbicides have been used.