Kansas Soybean Commission
Top Things for Farmers to Know About Checkoff Dollars Invested in Research
Each fiscal year, the Kansas Soybean Commissioners meticulously review and fund research projects that will bring the most value to Kansas farmers. Project investments provide meaningful information about minimizing production risk and maximizing soybean potential.
- Agronomic Best Practices for Weed Control, Pest Management and Soil Health
- Soybean Variety and Germplasm Development
- Soybean Crop Enhancement Through Genetic Engineering and Yield Studies
- Evaluating and Determining Best Integrated Weed Management Practices as Weeds Develop Higher Resistance to Herbicide Programs
- Capitalizing on Genetic Engineering of Soybean Crops to Increase Fungal Resistance and Improve Genetic Traits to Ultimately Minimize Production Risk From Disease
- Continuation of Effort to Produce at Least 100 New Soybean Populations Each Year and Develop Elite Breeding Lines
- Assess Soil Potassium Deficiencies in Relation to Soybean Yield Loss to Determine Best Management Practices
- Improve Soybean Yield by Investing in Late-Season Management to Extend the Seed-Filling Stage of Reproduction
One of Our Biggest Success Stories as a Result of Research
Kansas is proud to partner with the North Central Soybean Research Program and provide funding for regional soybean research that benefits farmers both inside and outside of
state lines.
- Agronomic Best Practices for Weed Control, Pest Management and Soil Health
- Soybean Variety and Germplasm Development
- Soybean Crop Enhancement Through Genetic Engineering and Yield Studies
- Evaluating and Determining Best Integrated Weed Management Practices as Weeds Develop Higher Resistance to Herbicide Programs
- Capitalizing on Genetic Engineering of Soybean Crops to Increase Fungal Resistance and Improve Genetic Traits to Ultimately Minimize Production Risk From Disease
- Continuation of Effort to Produce at Least 100 New Soybean Populations Each Year and Develop Elite Breeding Lines
- Assess Soil Potassium Deficiencies in Relation to Soybean Yield Loss to Determine Best Management Practices
- Improve Soybean Yield by Investing in Late-Season Management to Extend the Seed-Filling Stage of Reproduction
One of Our Biggest Success Stories as a Result of Research
Kansas is proud to partner with the North Central Soybean Research Program and provide funding for regional soybean research that benefits farmers both inside and outside of
state lines.