Mid-South Soybean Board
Top Things for Farmers to Know About Checkoff Dollars Invested in Research
Our mission is to improve profitability and demand for mid-southern soybeans. The Mid-South Soybean Board invests checkoff dollars from producers in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and Missouri.
- RNA strains and weed extracts for controlling soybean fungus and insects
- New food-grade edible soybean films
- Development of food grade products and systems for the domestic food market
- Building defensive traits and maximizing profitability
- New, innovative methods to combat soybean insects and disease
- Reducing producer risks and input costs
- Functional ultra-high stearic acid soybean germplasm
- High-yielding dicamba and flood tolerant soybeans
- New inoculant strains that improve soybean yield under droughty growing conditions
One of Our Biggest Success Stories as a Result of Research
Mid-South Soybean Board researchers have uncovered Non-Xtend soybean genetics that tolerate dicamba drift. Other defensive traits studied for improvement include flooding, insect and drought tolerance. Dr. Pengyin Chen at the University of Missouri is the research lead for our dicamba drift and spring flooding projects.
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- RNA strains and weed extracts for controlling soybean fungus and insects
- New food-grade edible soybean films
- Development of food grade products and systems for the domestic food market
- Building defensive traits and maximizing profitability
- New, innovative methods to combat soybean insects and disease
- Reducing producer risks and input costs
- Functional ultra-high stearic acid soybean germplasm
- High-yielding dicamba and flood tolerant soybeans
- New inoculant strains that improve soybean yield under droughty growing conditions
One of Our Biggest Success Stories as a Result of Research
Mid-South Soybean Board researchers have uncovered Non-Xtend soybean genetics that tolerate dicamba drift. Other defensive traits studied for improvement include flooding, insect and drought tolerance. Dr. Pengyin Chen at the University of Missouri is the research lead for our dicamba drift and spring flooding projects.
Posted on: 06/26/2023
Posted on: 05/03/2021
Posted on: 03/22/2021
Posted on: 07/27/2020
Posted on: 04/16/2020
There are currently no Resources for Mid-South Soybean Board.
There are currently no Blog Articles for Mid-South Soybean Board.
