NC Soybean Producers Association

Where soybean growth habits overlap, does determinate or indeterminate growth impact yield? @NCStatesoybeans @CropAndSoil #SoyResearch compared soybeans of the same maturity group to find out, with @ncsoybeans support. #USSoy bit.ly/3MVn6JQ

Lumberton Soybean School has been rescheduled for Monday, February 16th! If you have not already registered you can do so using the link. We look forward to growing with you! ncsoy.org/lumberton

Due to inclement weather, Lumberton Soybean School, originally scheduled for tomorrow, February 3rd, has been postponed until further notice! Stay safe and look out for updated event details.

Strong turnout at Jackson Soybean School this morning! If you’re in the area, come join us at Northampton County Center!

Join us tomorrow in Smithfield for our fourth Soybean School this year! Check-in starts at 4:30. Register here ncsoy.org/smithfield

Elizabeth City Soybean School is tomorrow at 9:00am! Register here: ncsoy.org/elizabeth-city

Six new directors were elected to the NC Soybean Producers Association board today! We look forward to working with these volunteers.

Farmers are invited to our Advanced Soybean Schools. Each one is a different program. The first one is in Salisbury, NC on 1/22 ncsoy.org/salisbury

Soybean Schools kick off next Thursday, January 22! We have two great programs prepared for Salisbury and Monroe. Register here for a quick check-in: ncsoy.org/soybean-schools

The wait is nearly over... The North Carolina Commodity Conference starts THIS Thursday, January 15th! Join us at the Greenville Convention Center for a FULL day of learning, connecting, and celebrating! Registration is still open nccommodityconference.com

Reviewing some trial data from this year on soybean growth habit. Did not turn out like I expected! At this location, determinate 5.6 had double the pods on Aug 21, but indeterminate 5.5 had 2 bpa yield advantage when harvested on Sep 16. Go figure. #soybeans

N.C. soybean farmers proudly recognized Dr. Rachel Vann with the Jim Dunphy Award this morning. Her commitment to research, farmer support, and public education has been invaluable to the soybean community and has made a lasting impact on our state. Thank you, Dr. Vann.

Reporting in from Beaufort County NC for my last @SoybeanScience1 update from the field as the @NCState Soybean Extension Specialist. It has been an absolute privilege to serve in this position since 2018. Go Pack! @ncsoybeans @CropAndSoil @NCExtension

Nominate a county Extension Agent for the 2025 Soybean Agent of the Year award! Help us recognize those who support NC soybean farmers every day. Use this link to submit your nomination by December 31st forms.gle/v8FRDk2a2hCkXC…

Our favorite NCSU faculty having soy much fun visiting the barnyard at the State Fair!

Calling all NC State graduate students! Show off your research and communication skills at the Graduate Student Pitch Competition during the 2026 NC Commodity Conference in Greenville, NC. Submit your abstract here 👉 #competitionDetail/1995162" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">ncsu.infoready4.com/#competitionDe…

Enter the 2025 Soybean Yield Contest to put your harvest to the test! Entries are due December 5th. Access submission form at soybeans.ces.ncsu.edu/north-carolina…

Green stem in #Soybeans can severely reduce harvest efficiency. Read more about the causes and management practices in this #ScienceForSuccess factsheet: ow.ly/zsnc50WIlb3