Soybeans soil type

A versatile legume, soybeans are a common cash crop that produce at least twice as much protein per acre as most other vegetables or grains.

Soybeans planted too deep

Soybeans planted too deep

Corn planting depth

Soybean planting population

Soybean planting depth and spacing

Deep planted soybeans

As processed meal or oil, soybeans make their way into human and animal foods, as well as an array of nonfood industrial products and fuel.

The soybean is native to East Asia, but today most soybean production takes place in the U.S.

and South America. They are generally grown in a crop rotation with corn, creating good risk management for both crops by breaking disease, insect, and weed cycles, as well as managing farm workflow.

Choosing seed

The first step to successful soybean planting and subsequent harvest is seed selection.

Beans can be treated with any number of fungicide and pesticide products.

Planting soybeans early agtalk

Planting date and field history are primary considerations when making your selection.

If the field has a history of disease during seedling emergence, a fungicide treatment may be desirable. The same applies for any known history of Phytophthora, Sudden Death Syndrome, or any other soybean pat

what depth should you plant soybeans

what depth do you plant soybeans