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Soybeans and Cover Crops Can Work Together for Soil Health and Good Yields - Field Advisor

First-year results showed minimal nitrogen immobilization, but cereal rye tied up sulfur, creating a 6–7 bushel soybean yield drag that was overcome with added sulfur fertilizer. The post Soybeans and Cover Crops Can Work Together for Soil Health and Good Yields appeared first on Field Advisor.Read Article

Red Crown Rot Progressing in Illinois: Symptoms Confirmed in Shelby County Commercial Fields - Field Advisor

Camiletti, B.. "Red Crown Rot Progressing in Illinois: Symptoms Confirmed in Shelby County Commercial Fields." Department of Crop Sciences, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, July 28, 2025. Symptoms of Red Crown Rot (RCR), caused by the soilborne fungus Calonectria ilicicola, are now appearing in commercial soybean fields. As of July 29, 2025,Shelby County, Illinois · Shelby County Read Article

EPA Proposes New Registration for Over-The-Top Use in Soybeans - Field Advisor

On July 23, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) opened a 30‑day public comment period for its proposed decision on over-the-top (OTT) use in dicamba-tolerant soybeans and cotton, which would only become possible if EPA completes its review and issues a final decision—potentially in time to allow use during the 2026 growing season. The EPA’s proposalEPA · United States Read Article

2025: The Year That Keeps on Giving - Field Advisor

Despite excessive rainfall and a far-from-normal 2025 growing season, IL Soy Envoy Mike Wilson explains why there’s still plenty of promise in southern Illinois soybeans—if you stay vigilant. The post 2025: The Year That Keeps on Giving appeared first on Field Advisor.Illinois · Illinois Read Article

Is Intense Rainfall the New Norm? - Field Advisor

https://youtu.be/kNMVd3bvtFQ?si=q0WS-gCLNEgONEbw In this episode of the Field Advisor podcast, Kelsey Litchfield, Stephanie Porter, and Matt Reardon of Nutrien Ag discuss the complexities of weather patterns affecting agriculture in Illinois. They explore the challenges posed by unpredictable rainfall, the impact of heat and moisture on crop health, and the current stateAgriculture · Illinois Read Article

Laying the Groundwork for a Better Cover Crop Season - Field Advisor

It’s Time to Think About Cover Crops The summer heat is in full swing, and the corn and soybean crops are well established and developing quickly. Our focus is shifting to mid- and late-season management tasks that can help this crop maximize its potential. It’s also a great time to invest Read Article

Keeping Corn Diseases at Bay or Away, Especially After a Rainy Day - Field Advisor

As I sit in my home office, catching up on office work during the blazing heat, I’ve been hearing the constant buzzing of an “air tractor” making timely fungicide applications at corn growth stages VT – R1. In most areas of Illinois, many have already applied fungicides or are currently applying them, while some haveIllinois · Illinois Read Article

What’s New (and What Still Holds True) in Cover Crop Planting Date Research - Field Advisor

With more Illinois farmers integrating cover crops into their corn and soybean rotations, one question continues to surface: how much does planting date really matter? According to Illinois Extension specialists Nathan Johanning, Talon Becker, and Dane Hunter, the answer is clear, planting date has a major influence on cover crop performance, biomass, and in some cases,Illinois · Illinois Read Article

Red Crown Rot Symptoms Emerging in Illinois Soybeans - Field Advisor

Camiletti, B.. "Red Crown Rot Symptoms Emerging in Illinois Soybeans." Department of Crop Sciences, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, July 21, 2025. Symptoms of Red Crown Rot (RCR), caused by the soilborne fungus Calonectria ilicicola, have begun to appear in our 2025 field trials at Illinois farms in Madison and Macoupin counties with a known historyAgriculture · Madison Read Article

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