A multi-institution research team led by the University of Illinois — with sustained funding from the North Central Soybean Research Program and the Illinois Soybean Association — has developed the first pangenome for soybean cyst nematode.

Farmers invest a lot of resources and time into their crop. Avoiding delays early can safeguard those investments.

Greg and Janis Thoren are the recipients of the 2026 Illinois Leopold Conservation Award.

The Weitendorf Agricultural Education Center has been a hub of activity for nearly two decades, hosting workshops, seminars, expos, livestock and horticulture judging, countless opportunities for students of all ages and other events.

After a wet start to March, Indiana fields are soaked.

Indiana farmers can apply for free soil sampling through a statewide program aimed at improving nutrient management and water quality.

Initial results of the Illinois Soybean Association On-Farm Trial Network’s first sulfur trials on 17 locations across the state were revealed at the recent Field Advisor Forum.

Maximizing ROI isn’t just about how much you apply — it’s about understanding the science behind nutrient efficiency from application to uptake.

Illinois Farm Bureau will host five Nutrient Stewardship Field Days this spring for farmers and industry partners to collaborate and discuss ongoing research and innovative approaches to nutrient stewardship.