• Overview
• Production
• Application
• Current Researchers

Useful Soybean Production Research Information & Tools:

• To hear Dr. Hans Kandel's podcast on soybean frost damage, click here - Sept. 2011
• To hear Dr. Sam Markell's SCN Podcast, click here - Aug. 2010
• To order a complimentary copy of the 2010 Soybean Production Field Guide, call the ND Soybean Office at 1-888-469-6409 or e-mail soybeancouncil@ndsoybean.org  or click here to view the Soybean Production Guide's PDF - http://www.ag.ndsu.edu/pubs/plantsci/rowcrops/a1172.pdf

• July 1, 2010 NDSU Crop & Pest Report

Useful Production Soybean Research Articles:

• Production Articles by Dr. Kandel, Dr. Markell & Dr. Helms
• Fall Freeze Article by Dr. Helms
• Rolling Soybean Ground Article by Dr. Kandel & Dr. Endres

Useful Production Soybean Research Websites:

• Dr. Ted Helms' website on soybean variety trial data
• Dr. Kandel's research website on soybean production
• Dr. R. J. Goos' reseach website on Iron Deficiency Chlorosis in Soybeans
• Dr. Knodel's research website on Entomology
• Dr. Belin Nelson's research website on soybean diseases
• To sign up for Dr. Knodel's "Crop & Pest Report", click here
• For more information from Dr. Metzger on ND Farm Business Management, click here

 Soybean Prodution in Chile - NDSU Breeding Program

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Did You Know:

• Cass County, N.D. is the largest soybean-producing county in the U.S.
• National Ag Statistics Service (NASS) reports N.D. soybean acreage increased from 1.3 million in 1999 to 4 million in 2009
• The value of soybeans to N.D. increases year after year—$1.25 billion in 2008

Your Checkoff Dollars

The NDSC oversees collections for the federal soybean checkoff program. The Soybean Promotion, Research and Consumer Information Act, realizes over $5-6 million dollars for ND annually of soybean checkoff dollars. 

Your money is split between state and federal programs.

• 50% goes to the national soybean promotion program, overseen by the United Soybean Board
• 50% stay in N.D. to fund research that help growers improve soybean production and find new uses for soybeans.

To learn more about research conducted by the United Soybean Board and other state soybean checkoff board, click here