Don’t let the pigs be the only ones who get all the tasty treats and enjoy all that the Wilson County State Fair has to offer! Purchase tickets today for the best 10 days of the summer: WilsonCountyTNStateFair.com 📸 Wilson County Fair

Watch How to Scout for Taproot Decline in Soybeans from Extension at youtube.com/shorts/z4Nu1_M…. Heather M Kelly UT Entomology & Plant Pathology Tennessee Soybean UT Institute of Agriculture UT Plant Sciences Trey Price Tom Allen Ed Sikora NC State Soybean Extension #soybean #USSoy

Soybeans pull nitrogen from the air but still need soil minerals. Dr. Gunvant Patil’s checkoff-funded research for SSRP examines how genetics influence mineral uptake, enabling breeders to match soybeans to specific soil types. Learn more: bit.ly/4kBmCTJ.

One way to maintain your heart health is to monitor your saturated fat intake and make some healthy swaps with soy-based products that are high in heart-healthy polyunsaturated fats.

Start every day on a tasty, protein-packed note with this recipe for Blueberry Soy Flour Muffins from U.S. Soy! 🫐 🌞 USSoy.org/recipe/blueber…

Sometimes, one class, one moment, or one interest is all it takes to lead you down the path to your future! 🚶‍♀️ Check out the full interview with Dr. Avat Shekoofa to learn more about her background and her check-off funded research.

Soybeans use N to make protein. Unique UT Plant Sciences #SoyResearch looked at genetics to improve N transportation within soybeans to boost protein content, with Tennessee Soybean support. #USSoy bit.ly/3Vap6y0

Soy-based products are a smart alternative for those with lactose intolerance, who can’t fully digest the sugar, or lactose, in milk, cheese, or other dairy products. Swipe through to learn how soy can help ease digestive issues! 📲

Tennessee soybean farmers work every season, rain or shine, to produce a crop that provides a foundation for the tools and resources that support the lifestyles of their friends, families, and neighbors. Visit our website to learn more: TNSoybeans.org/checkoff-at-wo…

Soybeans are Tennessee’s top agricultural commodity, generating $991.3 million in cash receipts in 2023. 🌱 Thank you to the farmers whose hard work fuels our industry and helps our state thrive! Source: bit.ly/3TJBsN9

Among the many non-food uses for soy, one that is gaining increasing recognition is its use in skin care products. 🧴 Whether it’s your favorite face moisturizer, soap, or makeup product, soy has you covered! Learn more: bit.ly/3GGDquN

Ride into the sunset with the nutritious, colorful, tasty Soybean Cowboy Caviar by your side! 🏇 Try out the U.S. Soy recipe today: USSoy.org/recipe/soybean…

This year’s TN Soybean Festival Festival is a No Scrubs zone, TLC pun intended! 🎶 So, Creep on over to Martin, TN, for the best bean-filled weekend of the year! TNSoybeanFestival.org

Have you noticed signs of disease or pest damage on your soybeans this season? Learn from the experts at this year's Soybean Insect and Pest Field Day at the UT Ag Research and Education Center in Milan on September 9th. Learn more: bit.ly/4p73rVn

Whether you need an easy recipe to meal-prep for work or a nutritious dinner to throw together, this tasty recipe from U.S. SOY will do the trick! Try it today: 🍽️USSoy.org/recipe/chicken…

Howdy! Have a Bean Bite! Have you ever wondered where the name “crop duster” came from? When aerial applications of insecticides and pesticides first began in 1921, pilots were working with dry chemicals, which left a “dust” on the plants. The more you know! 🛩️

Like millions across the nation, we at the Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board will pause to honor the memory and the legacy of those who lost their lives and the heroes who gave their all. May we never forget.

Soybean cyst nematodes threaten plant health and yield. With support from your soy checkoff funding, Dr. Tarek Hewezi at UT is identifying inactive soybean genes that could help plants better manage stress. Read the full article: 💻 bit.ly/4omCInh

Shooting Hunger has made its final stop in Nashville, TN, today! Thank you to everyone who has participated and supported this great initiative. There’s no better feeling than doing what you love to help the community you live in. We hope you all have fun today!

College football season is well under way. 🏈 Watch this video from Farm Journal to learn how soy has made its way to Saturdays! bit.ly/4opR9qY