By Geoff Geddes Whether you’re a baby or a soybean, how you start in life has an impact on how you finish. While soybeans may be slightly less demanding than… Read more

By John Dietz Bin-run soybean seed has one clear advantage compared to certified seed. It’s cheap. However, you don’t know what you are getting and often you get what you… Read more

Soybeans are a great agronomic decision. Soybeans are great in any crop rotation. They don’t follow the same disease cycles as other pulses (peas, lentils, chickpeas), or as oilseed crops… Read more

By Geoff Geddes Canadian weather is harder to foresee than a toddler’s behaviour. While forecasts are never perfect, staying on top of the latest predictions for 2018 can be good… Read more

By Ron Friesen Sources: Agronomist from an NSG Dealer If you’re a soybean grower using seed treatment in hopes of getting higher yields, you may be disappointed. But that shouldn’t… Read more

By Cheryl Manness Source: Stats Canada, Published December 6, 2017 (Cansim Table 001-0017) A year ago, Agriculture and Agri-food Canada’s projections for 2017 were that soybeans, a worldwide favourite crop,… Read more

Fitting soybeans into a rotation takes a lot of planning. Here are some thoughts from the production specialist for Manitoba. By John Dietz First comes plan, then comes plant. In… Read more

By Geoff Geddes There may be a chill in the air, but the 2018 winter event calendar for producers is hot off the presses and offers much for corn and… Read more

Join us at the Crop Production Show in Saskatoon to hear top Saskatchewan growers share their experiences about why they grow soybeans on their farm. Wednesday, January 10, 2018 10:30… Read more

By John Dietz Aerial application can be more than a quick fix. Some farmers are booking aerial application along with crop inputs. Is this establishing new opportunities? Aircraft spraying crops… Read more