The federal government expects the nation to grow bumper crops of corn and soybeans for the second consecutive year, adding to already adequate supplies but further holding down prices farmers will get for their productivity.

At least one soybean field in the Jackson Purchase (Kentucky) area has suffered from mite damage.

This article summarizes the results from on-farm soybean foliar fertilizer trials conducted in Michigan over the past five years, conducted by the Soybean Management and Research Technology(SMaRT) project, a partnership between Michigan State University Extension (MSUE) and the Michigan Soybean Promotion Committee.

From December 16th, 2013 - January 15th, 2014, we asked No-Till Farmer readers: "How did your corn and soybean yields end up in 2013 vs. your expectations?"

The following management practices have been proven to maximize soybean yields and profitability.

Increasing commodity prices have placed tremendous pressure on farmers to increase their total production, but land and input costs continue to rise in parallel with grain prices.

Monsanto says it promises to introduce a dozen new biotech and breeding traits over the next decade due to advancements in its research pipeline.

If there is a Babe Ruth of soybean production, it would be Kip Cullers.

Federal forecasts show U.S. farmers will harvest dramatically less grain and soybeans than expected this year, failing to ease high prices and rebuild low global supplies.