Working with Dr. Tristan Watson (LSU AgCenter nematologist) and seed companies to conduct a nematode variety resistance trial at the Northeast Research Station.

Evaluated a soybean field in Northeast LA for low stand count. The stand was approximately 55,000 to 60,000 plants per acre. Data indicates near full yield potential is still possible.

Looking for nitrogen fixation nodules in V2 soybean with Nate jennings .

Soybean plants that were planted on March 10 at the LSU Dean Lee Research Station are already near the R5 (beginning seed) growth stage. LSU AgCenter

Hear from DMoseley about a deer repellent study that is new this year! #Soybean #ScienceForSuccess

At the LSU AgCenter On-farm variety trial in Franklin parish. Getting hot and dry. Need some rain. LSU AgCenter

I was taking leaf samples until dark and saw this isolated cloud with an electrical storm. Was pretty cool.

Our team consists of a network of Soybean Extension Specialists from across the US. We work to bring you research-based soybean best management practices. Read more about what we do in this fact sheet! ow.ly/fQR550W8xQJ

Our team is in Madison, WI this week for our annual Content Development Meeting! We’ve spent the morning evaluating our outreach approach and making plans for new content.

In this #UpdateFromTheField from DMoseley there are some striking differences in #IronDeficiencyChlorosis symptoms in a #Soybean variety trial at the LSU AgCenter #ScienceForSuccess

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! DMoseley

Differences in symptoms at an on-farm potassium trial. There was a potassium application on the left side and no potassium on the right side.

Here is another #UpdateFromTheField from DMoseley! 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...

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.

In this #UpdateFromTheField, DMoseley points out differences between planting dates. The early planted soybeans (right) should be close to maturity, but are still green with no seed development. The May planted soybeans (left) are looking good at R6! #ScienceForSuccess

Thank you to DMoseley 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 deer repellent trial #UpdateFromTheField, DMoseley 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

#Soybeans cope with late-season stress through multiple adaptations. In a recent article, DMoseley discusses these adaptations and how minimizing plant stress during critical growth stages can help you maximize yield! #ScienceForSuccess ow.ly/pQZr50X0s9W

New publication released. A multi-state effort involving the Science for Success team in this two-years project. Enjoy the reading!!! doi.org/10.1016/j.fcr.…

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