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Minnesota Soybean Research Promotion Council

1020 Innovation Lane
Mankato, MN 56001

Top Things for Farmers to Know About Checkoff Dollars Invested in Research

Why Do Farmers Invest Checkoff Dollars in Research?
Research information allows soybean farmers to optimize input costs per bushel and improve profitability. In an ever-changing world, due to climate challenges, invasive species, pesticide resistance and more, today’s checkoff research projects are providing solutions for tomorrow’s problems.

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Research Highlights
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Top Research Funding Areas
  • Soybean breeding and genetics through the University of Minnesota Soybean Research Center (4 projects)
  • SCN sampling, SCN management, and detection of white soybean cyst nematode for strategically breeding resistant soybean (3 projects)
  • Soybean root and stem diseases (3 projects)
  • Environmental factors that can affect soybean yield, such as rain, nutrient management and carbon sequestration (3 projects)
Top Areas of Research Critical to the Future of Minnesota's Soybean Production
  • Breeding and genetics
  • Pest and disease management
  • Sustainable soybean production
A Success Story as a Result of Research

Minnesota went from growing soybeans as a forage crop in the southern quarter of the state to, thanks to forward-thinking checkoff investments, growing soybeans as a commodity in more than 67 counties, including all the way to the Canadian border. The growth of Minnesota’s soybean production is a direct result of the checkoff support provided to the University of Minnesota soybean breeding program, developing varieties for the entire region. The new breeding project focuses on disease and insect resistance, oil composition and food-grade soybean varieties.

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Year of Research: 2019
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Soybean Fertilizer Recommendations
Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
journal of Integrated Pest Management, 2011
University of Minnesota, 2015
Webinar, University of Minnesota and Plant Management Network
Jim Kurle, University of Minnesota. Plant Management Network, 2013
University of Minnesota, 2018
University of Minnesota
North Central Soybean Research Program, Minnesota Soybean Promotion Board, and Iowa State University Extension, 2018
University of Minnesota Extension, Iowa State University Extension, North Dakota State University Extension, South Dakota State University Extension, 2018
North Dakota State University and University of Minnesota
Top Research Funding Areas
  • Soybean breeding and genetics through the University of Minnesota Soybean Research Center (4 projects)
  • SCN sampling, SCN management, and detection of white soybean cyst nematode for strategically breeding resistant soybean (3 projects)
  • Soybean root and stem diseases (3 projects)
  • Environmental factors that can affect soybean yield, such as rain, nutrient management and carbon sequestration (3 projects)
Top Areas Of Research Critical To The Future Of Minnesota's Soybean Production
  • Breeding and genetics
  • Pest and disease management
  • Sustainable soybean production
A Success Story as a Result of Research

Minnesota went from growing soybeans as a forage crop in the southern quarter of the state to, thanks to forward-thinking checkoff investments, growing soybeans as a commodity in more than 67 counties, including all the way to the Canadian border. The growth of Minnesota’s soybean production is a direct result of the checkoff support provided to the University of Minnesota soybean breeding program, developing varieties for the entire region. The new breeding project focuses on disease and insect resistance, oil composition and food-grade soybean varieties.

Highlight Dated: 07/29/2024
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Highlight Dated: 10/01/2018
Posted on: 04/18/2019
Year of Research: 2019
Posted on: 01/20/2020
Soybean Fertilizer Recommendations
Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
journal of Integrated Pest Management, 2011
University of Minnesota, 2015
Webinar, University of Minnesota and Plant Management Network
Jim Kurle, University of Minnesota. Plant Management Network, 2013
University of Minnesota, 2018
University of Minnesota
North Central Soybean Research Program, Minnesota Soybean Promotion Board, and Iowa State University Extension, 2018
University of Minnesota Extension, Iowa State University Extension, North Dakota State University Extension, South Dakota State University Extension, 2018
North Dakota State University and University of Minnesota
1020 Innovation Lane
Mankato, MN 56001