Market Development Key To Future Success Of Soybeans
Soybean market growth hinges on farmer check-off funds fueling international sales. ASA leaders report Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Egypt, and China partnerships expanding demand, with Minnesota and Kansas boosting contributions to fund market development. Research and consumer acceptance aim to cut production costs and widen uses.
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American Soybean Association
Merlyn Groot
ASA
Man
Japan
Korea
Egypt
United States
Groot
Stan Compton
Kansas Soybean Association
Taiwan
Kansas
Minnesota
Terry Nygaard
Kansas Soybean Commission
People’ S Republic of China
Nygaard
Specialists Advise On Soybean Harvests At Kansas Meeting
A panel at the Kansas Soybean Association meeting at Ottawa University reviewed problems in soybean production. Experts urged correct herbicide rate and timing, proper field incorporation, and careful weed control, plus new applicator tech and row spacing strategies to boost yields and manage root rot through soil testing and crop rotation.
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Kansas Soybean Association
Ottawa University
Kenneth Kelley
Southeast Kansas Experiment Station
Kelley
Bennie Kuhlman
Kuhlman
Gary Kilgore
Ottawa
KSU
Schwenk
New KSU Soybean Varieties Show Promise in Trials
Kansas State University soybean geneticist William Schapaugh reports five years of testing for new varieties. K-1033 leads with 43.9 bushels per acre and 33 inches height, with K-1041 close behind at 51.1 bushels. Other lines like K-74-115-76-754 show 49 bushels and similar development times, while resistance covers four of six Phytophthora strains in Kansas.
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Kansas State University
William Schapaugh
Kansas
Union
Williams
Essex
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